FATT CHANCE ENTERPRISES, LLC

Fatt Chance Enterprises, LLC provides specialized administrative and operational support services across federal and civilian government operations. Based in Dallas, Texas, the company leverages its 2L entity structure to deliver flexible, scalable solutions tailored to complex procurement and logistics environments. Core capabilities include facility management support, program administration, records management, and non-IT logistics coordination, with technical expertise in federal compliance workflows, contract administration, and resource allocation systems. The firm distinguishes itself through its ability to streamline bureaucratic processes and ensure adherence to federal operational standards without reliance on proprietary technology platforms. No specific agency relationships can be identified due to insufficient award history. The contractor has not been linked to any federal, state, or local agency contracts in the available record, limiting the ability to characterize mission-specific engagements or recurring partnership patterns. The primary NAICS code, 561499, classifies the firm under “Other Support Services,” indicating a focus on ancillary administrative and operational functions that underpin government mission execution. In practice, this encompasses tasks such as document processing, workflow coordination, and non-technical program support—services critical to sustaining day-to-day government operations but often outside the scope of IT or engineering contracts. The company positions itself as a nimble provider of essential back-office capabilities rather than a technology integrator or systems developer. Fatt Chance Enterprises, LLC is a small, privately held business structured as a 2L entity with no government certifications on record. Its geographic presence is centered in Dallas, Texas, with no indication of multi-site operations or regional expansion. The firm operates in a niche segment of the government services market, emphasizing efficiency and adaptability in administrative support rather than specialized technical or security-focused deliverables.