Vectrus-J&J Facilities Support, LLC

Vectrus-J&J Facilities Support, LLC, a Colorado Springs-based limited liability company and division of V2X Systems LLC, operates as a prime contractor delivering base operations support, facilities sustainment, and infrastructure maintenance services to the U.S. Navy through firm fixed-price delivery orders, competing entirely full-and-open with no set-aside designation across its portfolio.

The company's capability footprint centers on recurring and non-recurring facilities management at Naval installations. Work encompasses HVAC system repairs and replacements, mechanical and electrical infrastructure upgrades, roofing and structural repairs, utility system maintenance and emergency response, water treatment and distribution system work, fire alarm and life safety system replacements, generator maintenance and installation, lighting retrofits and LED modernization, elevator maintenance, concrete repairs, building renovations, and specialized infrastructure modifications. Recent representative awards include a $19.4 million delivery order for the fifth option period of base operating services at Naval Support Activity Annapolis through May 2027 (Naval Facilities Engineering Command, June 2026); an $18.1 million delivery order funding recurring base operations support services at the Naval Academy through May 2025 (NAVFAC, June 2024); a $1.6 million blanket task order for sustainment work at the Naval Academy through September 2025 (NAVFAC, June 2025); and a $1.023 million delivery order to replace artificial turf in Bishop Stadium's outfield (NAVFAC, July 2024). The company has also delivered specialized projects including a $2.016 million repair of High Temperature Hot Water Generator #3, a $657 thousand non-recurring work order, and a $550 thousand roof repair project at Halsey Hall.

Customer concentration sits entirely with the Department of the Navy. Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 257 of 258 awards (99.6% of the footprint) worth $343.2 million combined potential value, with one additional award directly from the Department of the Navy valued at $190 million. This extreme concentration reflects Vectrus-J&J's role as the dominant base operations support contractor for the U.S. Naval Academy and Naval Air Station Patuxent River under long-standing IDIQ vehicles.

The company places all work under two single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with NAVFAC. IDC N6247020D0011, valued at $181.8 million, has generated 255 task orders carrying $145.7 million in combined potential value and runs through May 2028. IDC N6247020D0009, valued at $190 million, has generated a single task order of $12.4 million and extends through June 2028. These vehicles account for virtually all of Vectrus-J&J's federal activity; delivery order values range from under $1,000 to more than $2 million for major infrastructure projects, with a preponderance of recurring sustainment work orders in the $20,000 to $500,000 range.

Activity has remained consistently high. The past five years show 41 awards in 2022, 65 in 2023, 48 in 2024, 51 in 2025, and 21 through June 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value across the entire 258-award footprint stands at $533.2 million, with $145.4 million obligated (27% burn rate). Only one award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying potential value of $19.4 million—a minimal recompete cliff that reflects the extended option periods (currently in year five of the base N6247020D0011 contract) and blanket task order structure that keeps work flowing through the IDIQ vehicles. Vectrus-J&J has no subcontract footprint in the source data; all 258 awards are prime awards with no sub-award activity detected.

The company's federal posture is characterized by single-customer, single-vehicle dependency at a mature, stable level. Vectrus-J&J competes solely under full-and-open mechanisms with no small business set-asides, indicating it qualifies as other-than-small under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services) and PSC 7310 (Housekeeping–Facilities Operations Support). The 100% Navy customer base and dual IDIQ structure create a highly specialized, low-churn competitive environment where recompete risk is minimal in the near term but where the relationship's continuity depends on satisfactory performance across thousands of small-to-medium delivery orders spanning the Naval Academy and Patuxent River installations. The May 2028 and June 2028 IDIQ expiration dates represent the true recompete horizon for this vendor's entire federal footprint.