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General Services Administration Awarded a Contract to FORTIS INDUSTRIES LLC for $38,889.96
Signed on
7/17/2025, 12:00 AM
FORTIS INDUSTRIES LLC Government Contract #47PH0225F0303
FORTIS INDUSTRIES LLC was awarded a contract with the United States Government for $38,889.96. The contract was awarded by the agency office PBS R7 SERVICES AND FACILITIES MAINTENANCE, which is a division with the Public Buildings Service within the General Services Administration.
Summary of Award
Fortis Industries LLC, a U.S.-owned small business based in Huntsville, Alabama, received a federal contract worth $38,889.96 from the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service for emergency water remediation in Texas. The contract falls under a multiple award fair opportunity solicitation procedure and is categorized under facilities support services. Notable executive payments from the contract include $200,000 to Joshua Hancock and $170,000 to Brett Holt.
Contract Details
Contract ID47PH0225F0303
Contract TypeA
Total Obligation$38,889.96
Exercised Options$38,889.96
Base Amount + Options$38,889.96
Date Signed2025-07-17
Contract DescriptionEMERGENCY NTP WATER REMEDIATION TX0224ZZ
Start Date2025-06-22
End Date2025-07-25
Agency Details
Awarding AgencyGeneral Services Administration
Awarding Sub AgencyPublic Buildings Service
Awarding OfficePBS R7 SERVICES AND FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
Funding AgencyGeneral Services Administration
Funding Sub AgencyPublic Buildings Service
Funding OfficePBS R7 SERVICES AND FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
Recipient Details
RecipientFORTIS INDUSTRIES LLC
Recipient Location111 MARSHEUTZ AVE SW HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA, UNITED STATES
Business CategoriesCategory Business, Corporate Entity Not Tax Exempt, Small Business, Special Designations, Subchapter S Corporation, U.S.-Owned Business, Veteran Owned Business
Comments
Award Transactions
Transaction #0 | $38,889.96July 17, 2025
Public Buildings Service, a sub agency of General Services Administration, issued a payment of $38,889.96 to FORTIS INDUSTRIES LLC. The payment included a Subsidy Cost of $0.00.
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