CAPE FOX FACILITIES SERVICES, LLC

CAPE FOX FACILITIES SERVICES, LLC delivers specialized administrative, engineering, and human capital support services to federal agencies, with a strong emphasis on mission-critical program management and operational sustainment. The contractor provides technical engineering services including technology transfer support and integrated systems acquisition, alongside administrative management consulting that enables efficient government program execution. Their expertise extends to human resources consulting, including executive search and training solutions, as well as facilities support services that ensure seamless operational environments. Notably, they have delivered niche services such as motorcycle safety training and mental health practitioner support, demonstrating adaptability across unconventional federal mission areas. Their ability to execute complex, multi-year IDIQ contracts and modify performance work statements under FAR provisions highlights sophisticated contract management and agile service delivery capabilities. The company maintains consistent engagement with the Department of Defense, where it supports defense-specific program offices through administrative, engineering, and specialized training services. It also delivers facilities and human capital solutions to the General Services Administration, indicating a strong alignment with federal infrastructure and workforce modernization initiatives. A single award to the Agency for International Development and another to the Department of Health and Human Services reflect limited but targeted outreach to civilian agencies requiring high-assurance support services. Primary focus areas include engineering services, administrative management consulting, and human resources consulting—categories that reflect a positioning as a flexible, non-traditional provider of mission-enabling professional services rather than a pure facilities or security contractor. The firm operates from Chantilly, Virginia, leveraging its proximity to federal decision centers. While it holds no formal government certifications, its sustained contract performance across multiple agencies signals reliability and compliance with federal procurement standards. Its structure as a 2L entity suggests a small business footprint with capacity to scale under multi-agency vehicle contracts.