Triangle Maintenance And Commercial Janitorial Services LLC

Triangle Maintenance And Commercial Janitorial Services LLC, a woman-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business (self-certified) based in Burlington, North Carolina, delivers janitorial and facility-cleaning services to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides. The company holds veteran-owned business and economically disadvantaged woman-owned small business designations and competes across a dispersed customer base of 44 distinct federal agencies with no parent vehicles and no subcontract footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on commercial janitorial services across federal facilities — daily cleaning, workstation maintenance, floor refinishing, and seasonal service variations tailored to facility type and occupancy. Representative work includes a $315 thousand purchase order from the Forest Service Research Service Rocky Mountain Research Station (Fort Collins, Colorado, running through May 31, 2029) for comprehensive facility cleaning and floor maintenance; a $155.2 thousand award from the Forest Service Research Service Southern Research Station (Knoxville office, Tennessee, running through May 31, 2030) for three-times-weekly workstation and common-area cleaning; and a $138 thousand Bureau of Land Management purchase order (Farmington District Office, New Mexico, through April 23, 2031) covering approximately 36,000 square feet of administrative and warehouse space with daily cleaning and quarterly to annual specialized tasks. The vendor also holds a $122.5 thousand U.S. Forest Service award (Color Country Interagency Fire Center, Cedar City, Utah) and a $94.5 thousand Army Corps of Engineers contract (Dardanelle Powerhouse, Arkansas) with similar performance structures. All named awards carry base-year and multi-year option structures typical of federal facilities contracts.

Customer concentration is highly diffuse. The top five customer agencies by award count account for only 33% of total awards, with no single agency dominating the portfolio — the Department of Commerce NOAA, Army Corps of Engineers, and Army Reserve Command each hold 6 awards, and the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Agriculture each anchor 3 to 6 awards. Dollar concentration tells a different story: the top five agencies by combined potential value account for 60% of the $6.4 million portfolio, with the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters anchoring $1.9 million across two awards and the Army Medical Command and Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 contributing $753 thousand and $486 thousand respectively. Recent activity shows one award in 2026, five in 2025, two in 2024, four in 2022, and one in 2021 — a pattern of irregular volume with no clear growth trajectory. The vendor faces recompete exposure of only $205 thousand in combined potential value across three awards completing within the next twenty-four months, representing low near-term contract churn. The vendor's award portfolio is entirely prime (72 awards, 100%), with no subcontract activity in the source data. NAICS concentration is pronounced: 58 of 72 awards fall under NAICS 561720 (Janitorial Services), with 11 awards under landscaping services and one each under facilities support and waste collection.