Southwest Business Improvement District

Southwest Business Improvement District is a non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov, located in Washington, D.C., with a corporate structure and tax-exempt status. The organization primarily provides facilities management, maintenance, and environmental services to federal agencies, with a strong focus on the National Capital Region. Through its federal contract and grant awards, Southwest Business Improvement District demonstrates expertise in facility maintenance, renovation, specialized environmental services, and infrastructure improvement projects for various government agencies.

The organization has secured multiple federal contract awards from agencies like the General Services Administration's National Capital Region and the Office of the Chief Financial Officer, primarily focusing on facility-related services. These contracts have included diverse projects such as installing glass double doors at Fort Lesley J. McNair, performing mold remediation, painting walls and columns, restoring lobby columns, and providing COVID-19 related services like supplying hand sanitizer stations and disinfectant products. The contract values have ranged from smaller purchase orders around $5,500 to significant definitive contracts exceeding $5.5 million, with performance periods extending to March 2027. None of these contracts utilized set-aside designations, indicating the organization competes in open federal procurement processes.

Southwest Business Improvement District has also engaged in grant-related activities, most notably a sub-grant award from the Department of Energy and Environment. This specific grant, awarded on June 19, 2023, focused on creating an e-bike library program in the Dent House located in Southwest D.C. Under this grant, the organization was tasked with purchasing 12-15 e-bikes with varying configurations to establish the e-bike lending library. This grant demonstrates the organization's commitment to innovative community mobility solutions and its ability to implement environmentally focused infrastructure projects beyond traditional facilities management services.