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VA Medical Centers, GSA-managed buildings, federal courthouses, Bureau of Prisons facilities, national park concessions, DOE research labs, and agency cafeterias across TX, OK, LA, NM, and AR count on Facilitec Southwest for NFPA 96–compliant kitchen exhaust cleaning delivered under FAR-compliant contracting, HSPD-12 / PIV credentialed crews, and documentation formatted for the federal fire marshal, agency safety officer, and contracting officer's representative.
A federal facility's kitchen isn't just a kitchen. It's a line item in a contracting officer's scope of work, a row on a GSA Schedule, a deliverable tracked in a federal vendor-management system, and an inspection point for the agency safety officer and federal fire marshal. Facilitec Southwest has worked inside that environment for over 30 years — SAM.gov-registered, HSPD-12 / PIV-capable, FAR-compliant, and set up to serve VA, GSA, BOP, NPS, DOE, and agency-managed cafeterias across the five-state Southwest region.
Regular exhaust cleaning dramatically reduces your risk by keeping flammable grease out of the exhaust system and ensuring your suppression system can perform properly during an emergency.
VHA hospital main production kitchens, staff cafeterias, and veteran community living centers — 24/7 patient meal service under VA OIG oversight.
Federal office buildings, courthouses, and agency cafeterias operating under GSA Building Manager oversight and GSA Schedule contracting.
U.S. District and Circuit courthouse cafeterias, judicial dining rooms, and public cafés operated under AOUSC and GSA standards.
Federal Bureau of Prisons institution kitchens, federal correctional complexes, and DHS detention facilities — continuous high-volume production.
Concessioner-operated lodges, visitor center cafés, and interpretive-site food service inside NPS units across the Southwest region.
DOE National Laboratory cafeterias, NASA center dining, federal training facility kitchens, and agency R&D campus foodservice operations.
SAM.gov registration verified, agency vendor-management enrollment completed, HSPD-12 / PIV identity proofing initiated, and FAR clauses mapped against the scope of work.
On-site safety briefing with the agency safety officer and GSA Building Manager, escort arrangements for controlled areas, and a cleaning window agreed with facility operations.
Hand-scrape, degrease, and rinse of hood, plenum, duct, and fan — executed under escort and surveillance where required, with contained waste collection per agency environmental rules.
Dated NFPA 96 sticker, before/after photo set, and a compliance report formatted for the Contracting Officer's Representative, agency safety officer, and federal fire marshal.
Set up to execute under federal contracting rules:
Technicians prepared for federal credentialing:
Enrolled in the systems agencies actually use:
Documentation built for federal review:
Your rooftop is just as vulnerable as your hood. Facilitec Southwest installs and maintains rooftop grease containment systems to stop leaks, protect roofing materials, and prevent costly repairs.
Yes. Facilitec Southwest maintains an active System for Award Management (SAM.gov) registration, a UEI, and the representations and certifications required to receive federal prime contracts, subcontracts, and task orders under GSA Schedules and agency BPAs.
Yes. Our technicians are prepared to complete HSPD-12 identity proofing and receive PIV credentials through the issuing agency — including the background checks, fingerprinting, and annual renewals required for routine unescorted access to federal facilities.
Yes. We execute against FAR Part 52 clauses written into federal scopes, apply Davis-Bacon certified payroll where the Service Contract Act or construction-labor rules apply, and deliver per the performance work statement and quality assurance surveillance plan the COR issues.
Yes. VA facilities carry the compliance profile of a hospital layered on top of federal contracting rules. We coordinate with Nutrition & Food Service leadership on patient-meal windows, execute under VA vendor credentialing, and deliver documentation formatted for VA OIG and TJC survey use.
Yes. Federal Bureau of Prisons institutions, federal correctional complexes, and DHS detention facilities run continuous-production kitchens with strict access controls. Our crews are experienced with institution count schedules, contraband rules, and escort protocols common to federal detention.
Yes. We service NPS concessioner operations, federal field stations, and remote agency sites across all five service states. Regional coverage, travel planning, and remote-site logistics are built into the program — so cleaning happens on schedule even when the facility is hours from the nearest city.
