FEDERAL & SECURED FACILITIES SERVICES

SDVOSB-Owned. Cleared
Personnel. We Can Operate
Where Most Acquirers Can't.

Federal facility services is its own world — different contract vehicles, different compliance requirements, different deal economics. Most acquirers can't operate inside it. We can. Our pending SBA SDVOSB designation and cleared personnel infrastructure mean we can acquire, integrate, and grow federal contracting businesses without the credential gap that disqualifies most buyers.

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What this Vertical
Includes

Federal and secured facilities services covers trades and infrastructure businesses serving government customers — DoD, GSA, civilian agencies, and cleared facility environments:

Federal facility operations and maintenance (O&M) contractors
Base operating services and DoD facility services
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing contractors with federal contract portfolios
Building technology and controls work for federal customers
Secured and cleared facility services (intelligence community, military bases)
Federal energy services and ESPC contracting

Why Trades Mosaic for  Federal Services

SDVOSB-Owned Acquirer

Trades Mosaic is Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned with pending SBA certification. For owners of federal contracting businesses, this means continuity of set-aside eligibility through acquisition — a credential most acquirers don't carry and can't acquire on their own.

Cleared Personnel
Infrastructure

We operate in secured facility environments and bring cleared personnel to every federal acquisition we consider. That's not a credential we add later — it's part of how the platform was built. Federal contractors get a partner who can operate inside their world from day one

Operators Who Understand
Government Customers

Federal customers are different from commercial customers — different procurement, different relationship rhythms, different performance evaluation. Our board includes operators with over 120 years of combined hands-on federal contracting experience. The people structuring your deal understand the operational reality of serving government clients.

Federal Contract Vehicles
and Compliance

GSA schedules, DoD prime and sub contracts, DCAA compliance, ITAR considerations -- we understand it all. Acquired federal contractors integrate without starting from scratch.

What We Look For
in a Federal Services
Services Acquisition

Revenue Range

$1M – $10M
annual revenue

Geography

Nationwide for federal-aligned businesses; not limited to Mid-Atlantic or Southeast

Operating Profile

Active federal contracts (prime or sub), set-aside eligibility (SDVOSB, HUBZone) preferred, cleared personnel where relevant, established federal contracting infrastructure (past performance, compliance, contract vehicles).

Owner Profile

Active federal contracts (prime or sub), set-aside eligibility (SDVOSB, HUBZone) preferred, cleared personnel where relevant, established federal contracting infrastructure (past performance, compliance, contract vehicles).

Deal Structures
Available

Full sale with multi-year earnout tied to contract performance, partial sale with rollover equity, operator partnership with continued contract leadership.

Representative Partner Profiles

Here's the kind of federal contracting business and owner we're built to partner with — representative profiles, not actual acquisitions.

SDVOSB-designated federal facility O&M contractor, $3M annual revenue with active GSA and DoD contracts, owner approaching retirement and seeking continuity of set-aside eligibility through transition.
Cleared facility services contractor serving the intelligence community, $4M annual revenue with cleared personnel and active prime contracts, owner-operator seeking capital and platform reach for adjacent agency expansion.
HVAC controls and automation contractor, $3M annual revenue with established commercial customer base and manufacturer partnerships, owner-engineer considering a partial sale that preserves technical leadership while taking chips off the table.
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What We Don't Acquire

Being clear about what we don't do saves everyone time. We don't typically acquire:

Businesses without active federal contracts or clear pathway to federal work
Sub-$2M businesses without clear scale and contract diversification potential
Pure consulting firms without operational service delivery
Businesses with significant compliance, performance, or debarment issues
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FAQ: The Questions Owners Actually Ask

Most process questions come up in the first conversation, but a few we hear often enough to answer here. If you don't see yours, ask us directly.

Will my SDVOSB certification carry through the acquisition?
Do you have cleared personnel?
Do you acquire businesses that aren't on the SDVOSB list?

Talk to a Buyer Who Can
Operate Inside Federal.

A confidential conversation about your federal contracting business and what continuity through acquisition could look like.