Contrax Pathway · Step 4 · Prime Finder
Work under the primes that already hold the contracts
Large prime contractors hold much of the federal work, and many must give part of it to small businesses under a subcontracting plan. Here are the companies holding federal janitorial contracts in Nevada, the ones required to subcontract first, with when their next contract ends.
22 companies hold active federal janitorial contracts in Nevada; 1 has a subcontracting plan and must give part of the work to small businesses.
- Must subcontract (has a subcontracting plan)
OPPORTUNITY VILLAGE
3 active contracts · $3.8M · Department of the Interior
Contract ends in about 6 months: a good time to ask about joining the rebid team
- No subcontracting plan on file
SYSCOM, INC
1 active contract · $5.1M · Department of the Interior
Contract ends within 3 months: the rebid team is likely set; ask about the next one
- No subcontracting plan on file
A & W BUILDING MAINTENANCE, INC
1 active contract · $980K · Department of Defense
Contract ends in about 6 months: a good time to ask about joining the rebid team
19 more companies hold janitorial work in Nevada.
The full list, with every prime, agency, value, end date and intro email, is part of Contrax Professional.
Create an account to see every primeHow to approach a prime
- Register in the prime's supplier portal: search the company name with "supplier diversity" or "small business program".
- Send your capability statement to their small business liaison, naming the contract or agency you can support.
- Time it: 3 to 12 months before a contract ends is when primes line up teammates for the rebid.
- Follow up when the rebid is posted, and watch subcontracting postings on the subcontracting board.
Want primes to find you too? List your business in Sub Finder. Sources: USAspending.gov (active contracts ending in the next 18 months, by place of performance) and the SBA and GSA directories of prime contractors with subcontracting plans. Contrax does not contact primes for you.