The distinction

Facilities support as a mission-readiness function.

Under NAICS 561210 — Facilities Support Services, the value Apex delivers is operational management, coordination, accountability, readiness, and delivery oversight — not skilled trades. We keep the facility mission-ready: the program is governed, the vendors are coordinated, the standards are measured, and the reporting is defensible.

Apex is not an HVAC, electrical, plumbing, or construction contractor. Those services, where required, are performed by licensed providers and specialist subcontractors under Apex’s management — so a single accountable party holds the program while qualified trades hold the tools.

Who it’s for

Facility and operations owners who need program management, oversight, and reporting — with skilled trades and licensed services handled by specialist providers.

What we do

Core services

  • Facility-readiness reviews
  • Maintenance and vendor coordination
  • Operational SOP development
  • Logistics coordination and asset-accountability processes
  • Project and program coordination
  • Quality-control support and performance reporting
  • Continuity integration
  • Safety and escalation procedures

What you receive

Representative deliverables

  • Facility-readiness assessment and operating procedures
  • Maintenance-governance plan and vendor responsibility matrix
  • Service-level tracker and asset register
  • Quality-control plan and issue/escalation log
  • Operational dashboard and continuity/emergency procedures

We self-perform program management, coordination, and oversight. Skilled trades, construction, installation, and licensed facility services are delivered by specialist subcontractors and licensed providers.

Applicable codes

Small business
Primary NAICS
561210 — Facilities Support Services
PSC
M-series · operation of government facilities

Specific codes are matched to your solicitation on request. See full contracting information

Have a facilities or operations-support requirement?

Send the PWS or SOW and we will identify how this practice area maps to it, the applicable key personnel, and the codes — or tell you it is outside our scope.