WHITTLEY, LEE

Whittley, Lee specializes in janitorial and facility support services for federal installations, with a demonstrated focus on maintaining clean, compliant, and operational environments at Department of Defense facilities. Their core capabilities encompass routine and specialized custodial operations, including waste removal, surface disinfection, floor care, and restroom sanitation, all aligned with federal facility maintenance standards. The contractor has proven experience in executing administrative contract modifications to incorporate updated regulatory clauses, indicating familiarity with federal procurement compliance, contract administration protocols, and facility service requirements under DoD oversight. Their technical expertise lies in adhering to military-grade sanitation protocols, managing service schedules in secure environments, and ensuring continuity of operations through disciplined service delivery and regulatory alignment. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the Department of Defense, where they deliver essential facility services to sustain mission readiness at installations such as Fort Supply, Oklahoma. Their work supports base operations by maintaining hygiene, safety, and regulatory compliance in administrative, logistical, and operational areas, contributing to the overall readiness posture of defense installations. Whittley, Lee operates exclusively within the janitorial services NAICS code 561720, positioning them as a niche provider of facility support services tailored to federal infrastructure needs. They do not diversify into broader facility management or maintenance contracting, instead focusing narrowly on custodial excellence in government-controlled environments. The entity is structured as a small business (2K classification) with no federal certifications on record. Based on its location in Fort Supply, Oklahoma, and singular contract activity, it functions as a localized provider serving specific DoD site requirements. Its market positioning reflects a reliance on direct, site-specific service contracts rather than enterprise-wide or multi-agency frameworks, indicating a focused, geographically constrained presence within the federal services sector.