8(a) · NAICS 561210

8(a) Facilities Federal Contracts in Wisconsin

Every 8(a) federal facilities opportunity in Wisconsin under NAICS 561210— live set-aside notices and the state’s full award history — in one daily ranked digest.

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Awards on record

24

Firms awarded

15

Total awarded

$111.7M

Facilities contract history in Wisconsin

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$111.7M awarded, FY2017–FY2025

24 federal facilities awards to 15 firms in Wisconsin under NAICS 561210. Recompetes surface here first — know who holds the incumbent contract before it expires.

Facilities contracts in Wisconsin — questions

What NAICS code does the 8(a) Facilities Support lane cover?
The lane covers NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services) — the code agencies use for integrated base operations and facilities management solicitations that bundle custodial, grounds, and building services under one award. Standalone 8(a) janitorial notices (NAICS 561720) are covered by the separate 8(a) Janitorial lane.
What is a base operations support (BOS) contract?
A BOS contract bundles multiple facilities services — typically custodial, grounds, facilities management, and sometimes minor construction — into a single award at a military installation or large federal campus. BOS contracts are among the largest and most stable in the facilities niche. The primary NAICS code is usually 561210 (Facilities Support Services).
Can an 8(a) firm hold a BOS contract as a prime and subcontract some services?
Yes, but the 8(a) firm must perform at least 50% of the cost of the contract work with its own employees. For labor-intensive facilities contracts, this typically means the prime directly employs the custodial and grounds workforce and subcontracts specialized trades such as HVAC or electrical only as needed.
How does the 8(a) Facilities lane complement a firm also holding SDVOSB certification?
A firm with dual 8(a)/SDVOSB certification sees the full universe of set-aside opportunities across both programs in NAICS 561210. The 8(a) Facilities lane digest captures sole-source 8(a) opportunities that would never appear in an SDVOSB search, while the SDVOSB Facilities lane surfaces the competitive set-asides. Together they cover the full set-aside market in the facilities niche.

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