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Ashland Industrial Services, LLC: federal contracts won

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Numbers cover FY2021–FY2025 (Oct 2020 – Sep 2025). Data as of Oct 21, 2026; complete through Jul 13, 2026. Data status

Typical award won (median)

$85,799

The middle of 5 priced awards, FY2021–FY2025.

Typical bids faced

2

Median bids per award, reported for 5 of 5 competed awards.

Won as a small business

–

Not enough priced awards to show a share.

Median = the middle award: half were smaller, half were larger. Bids = how many offers the agency received.

What this means

  • The middle construction & facilities award won by Ashland Industrial Services, LLC was $85.8k (FY2021-FY2025, 5 priced awards).
  • Competed awards drew a median of 2 offers (reported for 5 of 5).
  • There were 6 construction & facilities awards won by Ashland Industrial Services, LLC in FY2021-FY2025; 5 had a usable price.
  • Tip The typical award drew only 2 bids. Less competition can mean a better chance for a new bidder.

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Awards per year

Column chart of awards per fiscal year, FY2022 to FY2026. FY2025, the latest full year: 3 awards. Most in one year: 3 awards in FY2025. FY2026 is still being reported. 0 1 2 3 4 5 2022 ’22 2023 ’23 2024 ’24 2025 ’25 2026 ’26
  • FY2025, the latest full year: 3 awards
  • FY2026 is still being reported
Federal fiscal years run October to September. No awards in FY2016–FY2021, so the chart starts at FY2022.
Show the numbers
YearAwardsMedian award
FY2022 1 –
FY2023 0 –
FY2024 1 –
FY2025 3 –
FY2026 (provisional) 1 –

Award sizes

Bar chart of priced awards FY2021–FY2025 by size. The most common size was $25k to $250k (2 awards). The median award, $85,799, is in the $25k to $250k band. Under $25k 1 $25k to $250k 2 $250k to $1M 1 $1M to $5M 1 $5M to $25M 0 Over $25M 0
  • Holds the median award, $85,799
Priced awards FY2021–FY2025, by value at award.

Recent awards won

The latest 7 awards, newest first. Each contract number opens its official record on USAspending.gov.

Project How it was awarded
May 1, 2026 North Lab and Elevator Repairs 70Z0G326FWFD00001 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) $13,997 1 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Open to all
Sep 26, 2025 NCR-NAMA: Elevator Maintenance 140P2125F0223 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) $65,740 4 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Open to all
Sep 22, 2025 Elevator Inspection and Preventive Maintenance 29FTC125F0063 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) Equipment purchase $96,750 3 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Open to all
Jul 28, 2025 The Contractor Shall Provide All Management, Supervision, Tools, Supplies, Equipment, and Labor Necessary to Maintain and Repair the Conveyor Systems (Elevators, Lifts and Dumbwaiters) at Joint Base Andrews, MD FA286025F0043 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) $375,532 1 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Woman-owned
Jul 22, 2025 Elevator Service, Maintenance, Testing, Inspection for North Lab and Buildings 70Z0G325FWFD00004 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) $4,800 2 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Small business
Sep 10, 2024 Replace Elevator 36C24424F0542 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) $85,799 1 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Woman-owned
Sep 30, 2022 Elevator Service 19AQMM22F1808 on USAspending (opens in a new tab) $2,833,909 2 Order (multiple-award IDIQ) Open to all

Value at award = the contract value when it was signed. Bids = offers received; "–" means not reported. Set-aside = reserved for a group, such as small or veteran-owned businesses. IDIQ = an umbrella contract; work under it is placed as task orders.

How the work was bought

Competition

Was the work open to bids?

  • Order (multiple-award IDIQ) 5 (100%)

    A task order placed under an IDIQ held by several companies, who competed for it.

Set-asides

Set-aside = reserved for a group of businesses.

  • Woman-owned 2 (40%)

    Reserved for woman-owned small businesses (WOSB/EDWOSB).

  • Open to all 2 (40%)

    No set-aside: any size of business could bid.

  • Small business 1 (20%)

    Only small businesses could bid.

Left out of the numbers above: 1 equipment purchase. Why?

Umbrella contracts used here

Many jobs are placed as task orders under an IDIQ: an umbrella contract with no fixed amount. Only the companies holding it can get those orders. A "multiple-award" IDIQ is shared by several companies, who compete for each order. "–" = not reported.

Contract Type Orders Ordering ends
47QSHA18D002K Multiple-award 5 Sep 4, 2028

Contracts ending soon

Recurring work whose current contract ends within 18 months, so the agency will likely buy it again (a "recompete"). The company doing it today is the incumbent.

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