TEAMING

Your SDVOSB Commissioning and MEP QA/QC Partner

Independent building commissioning, MEP quality assurance, and facilities engineering — structured for teaming, subcontract, and joint venture arrangements on federal contracts.

Technical depth, not just a certification.

Large and mid-size federal contractors need SDVOSB partners who bring technical depth — not just a set-aside designation. We provide commissioning authority services, independent MEP QA/QC, energy assessment, and facilities engineering support as a teaming partner or subcontractor on IDIQ task orders, MATOC/SATOC delivery orders, and standalone contract actions.

Our firm is built for federal teaming. We respond quickly, produce proposal-ready resumes and past performance write-ups on short timelines, and execute within the same UFC/UFGS/ASHRAE standards framework your federal clients require. We are not a staffing agency providing bodies. We are an engineering firm providing a defined scope of technical services under our own quality management system.

What We Bring

Certified SDVOSB — set-aside compliance and SB subcontracting plan credit

PE-credentialed engineers and CxA-certified commissioning agents

Proposal support — technical approach, compliance matrices, federal-format resumes

Standards fluency — UFC, UFGS, ASHRAE, NAVFAC, USACE, VA, GSA

Rapid response — LOC and proposal inputs within days, not weeks

Contracting Information

UEI: FBMVZMMTUEN9

CAGE Code: 1A2W5

SAM.gov: Active

NAICS: 541330 / 238220 / 561210

PSC: R425, R699, C219, C213, C215, C212

How we engage as a partner.

Subcontractor

Direct subcontract execution under your prime contract for commissioning, MEP QA, energy, and facilities support scopes.

Teaming Partner

Formal teaming agreements for IDIQ, MATOC/SATOC, and competitive proposals where SDVOSB participation is required or strategic.

Joint Venture

Mentor-protégé and other JV arrangements for pursuing larger task orders and full-and-open contract actions.

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