LEE BYONG S

LEE BYONG S specializes in facility support services for federal installations, delivering comprehensive custodial, grounds maintenance, and building-related services under strict federal performance standards. The contractor provides janitorial and custodial operations for high-security government facilities, including bio-defense campuses and military bases, adhering to detailed performance work statements. Additional expertise includes snow removal, landscape management, and other building-dwelling services critical to mission-critical infrastructure upkeep. Their technical proficiency lies in maintaining clean, safe, and compliant environments under stringent federal regulations, with experience managing seasonal operations, multi-site logistics, and facility readiness protocols. A key differentiator is their consistent delivery of mission-critical support in sensitive DoD environments, demonstrating reliability in high-visibility, high-stakes operational settings. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Defense, providing essential facility services across multiple military installations, including custodial operations, snow removal, and grounds maintenance. Their work supports base readiness and environmental compliance, with a focus on sustained, year-round service delivery. A single contract with the Department of Agriculture highlights experience supporting specialized federal research facilities, underscoring adaptability to diverse security and operational requirements. Primary industry focus centers on NAICS 561720 (janitorial services), 561790 (other building services), and 561730 (landscaping), reflecting a niche in integrated facility maintenance for federal properties. The contractor positions itself as a dependable provider of operational support services tailored to the unique demands of federal infrastructure, particularly in defense and bio-security sectors. LEE BYONG S is a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified, operating from Junction City, Kansas. The entity structure (2J) indicates a small business with limited capacity, aligning with federal small business procurement goals. Their geographic presence supports regional federal operations, with a strategic footprint in midwestern military and federal facility markets.