Xenturis LLC

Xenturis LLC, a Missoula, Montana-based minority-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, operates as a federal prime contractor delivering a diverse portfolio of facility maintenance, infrastructure repair, equipment procurement, and specialized services across 75 federal agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with 100 percent of recent awards structured as prime contracts carrying no subcontractor engagement, positioning Xenturis as a direct service provider rather than a sub-focused supplier.

Xenturis holds multiple SBA designations: minority-owned (Black American-owned), service-disabled veteran-owned, veteran-owned, and self-certified small disadvantaged business status. The company's business structure is a partnership or limited liability partnership. Across primary NAICS categories, Xenturis concentrates in plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contracting (nine awards); security systems services (five awards); machinery and equipment repair and maintenance (five awards); and water and sewer line construction (four awards). PSC strength centers on miscellaneous alarm and security detection systems, social insurance programs, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment maintenance, family housing facility repairs, and trailer supply.

The vendor's capability portfolio spans concrete, hands-on work: HVAC system replacement and repair at military installations and federal facilities; interior and exterior lighting upgrades; access control and intrusion detection system installation; plumbing and sanitary sewer replacement; pest control and facility maintenance; kitchen hood cleaning and preventive maintenance; equipment calibration and repair; hazardous waste removal and environmental remediation; and specialized procurement of military-grade equipment, aircraft parts, and industrial supplies. Representative contracts include a $1.03 million firm fixed-price order from the Mine Safety and Health Administration for calibration gases through April 2030; a $1.8 million Air Force purchase order for AFIN core node network switches awarded September 2025; a $779.7 thousand Maryland Army National Guard order for CNC machine procurement, installation, and training; a $514.7 thousand Marine Corps meal catering contract for Puerto Rico operations; a $403.3 thousand NOAA contract for aircraft maintenance tool calibration and repair services running through February 2031; and a $403 thousand U.S. Geological Survey contract for greenhouse environmental control system replacement.

Customer concentration shows modest spread across the federal government. The top five agencies by award count—the U.S. Coast Guard (17 awards, $463 thousand), the U.S. Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants (five awards, $618 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (five awards, $184 thousand), Air Combat Command (five awards, $772 thousand), and Indian Health Service (four awards, $636 thousand)—account for 27 percent of recent awards. Ranking by potential dollar value reveals Air Combat Command leading with five awards worth $772 thousand, followed by the Air Force generally ($717 thousand across four awards), Indian Health Service ($636 thousand), USGS ($618 thousand), and the Marine Corps ($583 thousand across three awards). These two rankings show broad customer diversification rather than heavy concentration in a single agency or customer tier.

Xenturis holds four parent indefinite delivery vehicles: a $3.12 million single-award IDIQ with the Department of Defense Southwest Region for kitchen hood cleaning, preventive maintenance, and repair services through July 2030 (one delivery order placed, $325 thousand); a $1.62 million DLA Disposition Services total small business IDIQ for solid waste removal at Pearl Harbor and the broader Hawaiian Islands through September 2030 (one delivery order, $203 thousand); a $250 thousand single-award blanket purchase agreement with USGS for international vehicle and vessel insurance through September 2030; and a $750 thousand multiple-award blanket purchase agreement with the U.S. Army Engineer District, New Orleans, for lube and hydraulic oils through December 2030. These vehicles represent recurring, multi-year revenue streams anchoring the vendor's federal footprint.

Activity trajectory shows sharp growth: five awards in 2024, accelerating to 66 in 2025, then 61 in 2026, before dropping to one award in early 2027 (likely reflecting incomplete year-end reporting). Combined potential value across all 133 awards stands at $24 million, with $11.2 million currently obligated (47 percent drawdown). The vendor faces a moderate recompete cliff: 21 awards (combined potential value $3.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and will require recompete pursuit.

Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal SCI-reportable activity. Xenturis invoiced $154 thousand on SCI-captured contracts in FY2024 with zero SCI invoicing in FY2025—a subset of the broader federal revenue stream. SCI records show 0.0 FTEs across both years, indicating either labor-hour contracts invoiced below the reporting threshold or that the vendor's SCI activity centered on fixed-price equipment and supply orders rather than labor-intensive service contracts. No subcontractors appear in SCI records; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the sub-hours share was zero percent, confirming self-performance on all recorded service work.

Xenturis operates as a pure prime contractor with zero subcontract awards and zero named teaming relationships in the source. The vendor builds its own delivery capacity rather than relying on sub-ecosystems, executing all federal work directly without intermediaries. This posture positions Xenturis as a direct provider of facility maintenance and infrastructure services to federal agencies, absorbing all operational responsibility and avoiding sub-margin economics.

The vendor's footprint spans civilian and defense agencies with no exclusive sector alignment. Recent awards distribute across Department of Homeland Security (Coast Guard), Department of the Interior, Department of the Navy, Department of the Air Force, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Army, Department of Defense, Department of Agriculture, Department of Transportation, and civilian bureaus including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Bureau of Industry and Security, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Work is performed domestically at military installations, national parks, national forests, medical centers, federal buildings, correctional facilities, and remote locations including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, indicating nationwide operational capacity. Geographic spread and facility-maintenance focus create resilience across customer loss and allow the vendor to respond to emergency infrastructure needs at any federal footprint.