VGS Inc.

VGS Inc. Vocational Guidance Services, Inc. Division is a Cleveland-based non-profit organization that operates as a prime contractor delivering janitorial, facilities maintenance, and grounds services to federal agencies across Ohio on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations. The vendor competes entirely as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) and holds two anchor Indefinite Delivery Contracts—one with GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5 worth $33.6 million through January 2027, and one with Navy Installations Command worth $4.4 million through October 2026.

The customer concentration skews heavily toward two agencies. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Clothing and Textiles accounts for 425 awards ($138.7 million combined potential value), though these appear to be small recurring orders for apparel manufacturing rather than facilities services; GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5 anchors the core facilities work with 168 awards ($95.2 million combined potential value). The remaining three top customers—Navy Installations Command, Air Force Reserve Command, and Marine Corps—together account for less than $20 million combined potential value across 27 awards. The portfolio split reveals a structural anomaly: DLA's 425 awards represent 63% of award count but only 53% of combined potential value, while GSA's 168 awards represent 25% of count but 36% of value, signaling that DLA work consists of many small orders versus GSA's larger-value delivery orders.

Across the GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5 IDC, VGS delivers routine janitorial services (carpet cleaning, window cleaning, pressure washing, plaza maintenance), emergency services (after-hours callbacks, flood cleanup, bed bug treatment), grounds maintenance (dead-tree replacement), snow removal, and pest control at federal buildings in Cleveland, Columbus, Youngstown, and Medina, Ohio. Representative recent work includes a $11,456.64 delivery order for tree replacement at the Thomas D. Lambros Federal Building in Youngstown (June 2026), a $7,238.78 carpet-cleaning order for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services at the Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building in Cleveland (May 2026), and a $244,765.86 consolidated facilities services order from the Marine Corps for custodial, grounds, pest control, and pavement work at Ohio Navy Reserve Centers (March 2026). The Navy IDC work similarly includes consolidated facilities maintenance—custodial, grounds, pest control, refuse disposal, and pavement clearance—at Naval Operations Support Centers throughout Ohio, with recent option-year task orders in the $300,000–$900,000 range (November 2024 exercised Option Year 3 for $314,979.25 across four Navy Reserve Centers).

Activity has remained flat: six to eleven awards per year since 2022, with 675 total awards in the source data and a combined potential value of $261.8 million (40% obligated). Four awards worth $2.7 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. The vendor holds no federal sub-awards; Service Contract Inventory reports show minimal coverage (one SCI record in FY2025, delivering 2.0 FTEs as a named subcontractor to another prime), indicating that the apparel manufacturing work flagged in the NAICS and PSC category concentration is not captured in SCI and may reflect older or goods-based transactions outside the SCI reporting threshold. The core federal work—facilities maintenance and janitorial services for GSA and Navy across Ohio—represents the actionable prime footprint.