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Facilities Management awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

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Who are the top contractors for Facilities Management?

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Where is Facilities Management located?

Facilities Management is located in Dayton, OH. While the agency may have offices in multiple locations, contract opportunities can be performed at various places of performance across the country.

What does Facilities Management do?

The Facilities Management agency of Montgomery County, Ohio, is tasked with maintaining and enhancing the structural integrity and operational functionality of county-owned buildings and public infrastructure. Its core mission centers on preserving historic and administrative facilities through targeted capital improvements, with a clear emphasis on architectural design and facade restoration to ensure safety, aesthetic continuity, and long-term asset sustainability. Strategic priorities include the modernization of building envelopes, energy-efficient lighting integration, and the preservation of culturally significant structures, particularly in downtown Dayton’s historic districts. The agency prioritizes projects that align with public safety standards, historic preservation guidelines, and long-term facility lifecycle management. Procurement activity is dominated by professional architectural services, primarily solicited through competitive bidding processes for design and planning support on building renovation initiatives. Contracts are typically structured as performance-based engagements, requiring detailed scope definitions, compliance with building codes, and coordination with municipal planning authorities. The agency relies on qualified design professionals to deliver technical documentation, construction administration, and compliance certifications essential to public works projects. The agency’s primary procurement focus is on NAICS 541310—Architectural Services—reflecting its reliance on expert design oversight for facility upgrades. There is no evidence of set-aside preferences or targeted diversity initiatives in current procurement patterns. Vendor relationships appear to be project-specific, with an emphasis on firms possessing demonstrated experience in public sector historic renovations and municipal building standards. As a division of Montgomery County, Ohio, operating from Dayton, the agency manages the physical infrastructure of county government facilities, including administrative buildings and publicly accessible structures. It utilizes standard public procurement vehicles such as competitive solicitations and request for proposals, ensuring transparency and adherence to state and local contracting regulations. Its scope is limited to county-owned properties, with no indication of regional or intergovernmental collaboration beyond local jurisdiction.

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Facilities Management

Part of Ohio · Dayton, Ohio

The Facilities Management agency of Montgomery County, Ohio, is tasked with maintaining and enhancing the structural integrity and operational functionality of county-owned buildings and public infrastructure. Its core mission centers on preserving historic and administrative facilities through targeted capital improvements, with a clear emphasis on architectural design and facade restoration to ensure safety, aesthetic continuity, and long-term asset sustainability.

Facilities Management

Part of Ohio · Dayton, Ohio

Recent Facilities Management Contracts

Debris Removal and Site Cleanup

Office Furniture Supply (Task Chairs, Desks, Storage Units)

Furniture Delivery and Logistics (FOB Destination)

On-Site Furniture Installation and Assembly

Warranty and Post-Installation Support Services

Administration Building 7th Floor Furnishings

Chiller Unit Supply and Delivery

HVAC Piping and Pump Installation

Direct Digital Control (DDC) System Integration

Electrical and Power Connections for Chillers

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Recent Facilities Management Contracts

Debris Removal and Site Cleanup

Office Furniture Supply (Task Chairs, Desks, Storage Units)

Furniture Delivery and Logistics (FOB Destination)

On-Site Furniture Installation and Assembly

Warranty and Post-Installation Support Services

Administration Building 7th Floor Furnishings

Chiller Unit Supply and Delivery

HVAC Piping and Pump Installation

Direct Digital Control (DDC) System Integration

Electrical and Power Connections for Chillers

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Facilities Management do?

What contracts does Facilities Management award?

How do I do business with Facilities Management?

Who are the top contractors for Facilities Management?

Where is Facilities Management located?