Xenturis LLC

Xenturis LLC, a Missoula, Montana-based minority-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, operates as a prime contractor delivering facility maintenance, infrastructure repair, equipment procurement, and specialized services to federal agencies across defense and civilian sectors under total small business set-asides. The company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and also holds black American-owned and veteran-owned designations, positioning it across multiple procurement channels.

Xenturis operates predominantly as a prime contractor (100% of tracked awards), executing firm fixed-price purchase orders, definitive contracts, and delivery orders across a highly fragmented customer base spanning 64 federal agencies. The top five customer agencies by award count—the U.S. Coast Guard (11 awards), the U.S. Geological Survey, the Naval Sea Systems Command, Air Education and Training Command, and the Air Force (4 awards each)—account for only 26% of recent awards, reflecting shallow customer concentration. However, dollar concentration is steeper: the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region, Air Mobility Command, and Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services collectively represent 42% of combined potential value, anchored by a $3.1 million kitchen hood cleaning, preventive maintenance, and repair indefinite delivery contract with the Southwest Region running through July 2030, a $1.8 million Air Mobility Command network switch procurement, and a $1.62 million waste removal and disposal indefinite delivery contract with Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services through September 2030.

Xenturis's capability portfolio centers on mission-critical facility and infrastructure services: HVAC system replacements and repairs, plumbing work, roofing and siding rehabilitation, electrical and antenna installations, access control and security systems, preventive maintenance contracting, and specialized equipment procurement spanning agricultural machinery, medical devices, aircraft components, telecommunications infrastructure, and military hardware. Representative awards include a $1.34 million VA cable television and fiber internet services contract covering 22 Texas facilities through 2030, a $403 thousand NOAA test and calibration services contract for aircraft maintenance equipment through 2031, a $779.7 thousand Maryland Army National Guard CNC machine procurement and installation, a $514.7 thousand Marine Corps meal catering services contract for Puerto Rico operations, a $461 thousand Indian Health Service OB/GYN physician services labor-hour contract, and a $453.9 thousand Defense Health Agency orthotic and prosthetic devices contract. The vendor also carries a $1.03 million Mine Safety and Health Administration calibration gases purchase order through April 2030 and multiple smaller facility and equipment orders ranging from $5.5 thousand to $230 thousand across Interior, USDA, Coast Guard, and Air Force components.

Recent activity accelerated sharply from 5 awards in 2024 to 65 in 2025, then moderated to 28 in 2026 and 1 in early 2027. Twenty awards carrying combined potential value of $2.9 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure across facility maintenance, facility services, and specialized procurement streams. The vendor holds four indefinite delivery vehicles with a combined potential ceiling of $5.7 million: the Southwest Region kitchen hood services IDC ($3.1 million through 2030), the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services waste removal IDC ($1.62 million through 2030), Veterans Integrated Service Network 15 ground ambulance services IDC ($6.72 million ceiling with a $1.27 million initial delivery order), and an Army Engineer District New Orleans multiple-award blanket purchase agreement for lube and hydraulic oils ($750 thousand through 2030). Additionally, Xenturis holds a single-award USGS blanket purchase agreement for international vehicle and vessel insurance ($250 thousand through 2030). These vehicles enable recurring task order revenue across civilian VA healthcare, defense logistics, and Army engineering sectors without requiring re-competition for each order.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows minimal coverage of Xenturis's federal activity: only one SCI record in FY2024 capturing $154 thousand in invoiced service-contract revenue, with zero FTEs reported. This sparse reporting reflects that most Xenturis awards fall below the $150 thousand SCI threshold, consist of goods or product procurement (excluded from SCI), or remain unclassified in the SCI system. The vendor operates as a solo prime across its tracked portfolio with zero subcontractor engagement reported, delivering work directly rather than relying on subs, though the kitchen hood and waste disposal IDCs may eventually involve downstream subcontractor labor as task orders issue.

Xenturis competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with most recent awards explicitly designated as such. Full-and-open awards are present but minority: roughly 20 to 25 of the 99 tracked awards carry no set-aside, suggesting the vendor pursues both channels but anchors its strategy in SBA set-aside vehicles where competition is restricted to qualified small businesses. The vendor's dispersed customer base, high award count, and low dollar concentration per agency indicate a volume-oriented capture strategy targeting routine facility, maintenance, and equipment procurement across the entire federal footprint rather than deepening relationships with a small number of high-value customers. This posture creates high revenue churn—many small orders requiring continuous pipeline replenishment—offset by the breadth of market access and the stability of recurring facility maintenance and infrastructure services demand across federal installations.