S3 Contracting LLC

S3 Contracting LLC, a minority-owned, woman-owned small disadvantaged business certified under the SBA's 8(a) Business Development Program, operates as a prime contractor delivering roofing repair and replacement, water damage remediation, facilities maintenance, and snow removal services to the Department of Defense and the General Services Administration. The firm, based in Manassas, Virginia, competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a) set-asides, with recent contract work spanning emergency repairs, infrastructure restoration, and custodial services at high-security federal facilities.

S3 Contracting's customer base is heavily concentrated with the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region, which accounts for 146 of 189 prime awards (77% of volume) and $52.3 million of the $65.2 million combined potential value across the portfolio. The General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service National Capital Region supplies the secondary customer base with 20 awards valued at $8.2 million, anchored by snow and ice removal contracts for the White House complex. The Office of the Secretary of Defense contributes two awards worth $3.9 million, including HVAC system maintenance and building modernization work. This concentration reflects S3 Contracting's established footprint in Northeast region military base facilities maintenance and White House support services; the dual ranking by award count and potential value tracks closely, with IMCOM's dominance in both measures.

The core capability portfolio centers on roofing—132 of 189 awards carry roofing-contractor classification and span slate, bitumen, asphalt, and copper roof repair and replacement across Fort Belvoir, Fort Myer, Fort McNair, Fort A.P. Hill, and joint base facilities. Representative roofing contracts include a $962,361 delivery order for B331 roof replacement at Fort Belvoir (September 2024), a $834,599 roof leak repair and replacement at Fort Myer (September 2025), and a $983,068 B367 roof repair at Fort Belvoir (September 2023). Water damage remediation and emergency repair work comprises a secondary capability: a $655,013 emergency water extraction and damage repair contract at Fort Myer (September 2024), a $324,640 interior hot water line failure cleanup at Fort Myer (July 2025), and sanitary sewer restoration work at $156,570 (August 2025). Snow and ice removal services for the White House complex anchor GSA work—a $895,656 delivery order for winter FY26 snow removal and a $359,529 BPA call for winter FY25 operations. The vendor also holds diverse facility support work including HVAC system maintenance ($3.59 million Office of the Secretary of Defense contract through June 2026), chandelier repairs at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building and White House ($23.8 thousand, $29.9 thousand, $25 thousand sole-source awards), and alterations to secure facilities ($316,100 for Winder Two Rooms at the White House Office, April 2023).

S3 Contracting holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region valued at $2.295 million running through October 2031, from which 128 task orders have been placed totaling $17.6 million in combined potential value. This vehicle is the primary channel for S3 Contracting's roofing, water damage, and emergency repair work across Northeast region Army installations. A second indefinite delivery contract with GSA's Public Buildings Service National Capital Region valued at $2.3 million through October 2031 (awarded November 2025) covers snow removal services for the White House complex. A Blanket Purchase Agreement with GSA's Public Buildings Service (47PM1023A0002), valued at $1.3 million through September 2025, has supported two task orders for FY24–FY25 snow removal totaling $580 thousand.

Activity has remained relatively stable across the past five years, averaging 33 awards annually, though 2022 saw elevated volume at 40 awards before normalizing to 22–34 awards in 2023–2025. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months involves four awards with combined potential value of $1.9 million—a modest exposure reflecting the vendor's mix of short-duration emergency and task-order work rather than large, expiring IDIQs. The vendor operates purely as a prime contractor with no subcontracting footprint in the source data.

S3 Contracting's set-aside posture is decisively 8(a)-anchored: the top parent vehicles and sole-source awards consistently carry 8(a) sole-source or competitive 8(a) designations, though many task orders under the Army IDIQ are awarded without formal set-asides, leveraging S3 Contracting's pre-existing small-business status. The firm's SBA 8(a) certification expires February 9, 2029, and recurs across all major customer relationships, positioning the company as a preferred vehicle for small-business participation at IMCOM Northeast and GSA-PBS.