Building Management and Maintenance Services
Protecting the buildings your operations depend on.
Buildings represent one of an organization’s largest investments and one of its steadiest sources of risk. Left to reactive repairs, they cost more, fail more often, and wear out faster than they should. SSC provides building management and maintenance support that helps keep facilities safe, functional, and well-maintained, protecting both the asset and the people who use it.
Every building is a set of systems that age whether or not anyone is watching. Roofs, mechanical systems, and finishes all have a service life, and the cost of ignoring them is rarely visible until something breaks. A reactive approach trades small, planned expenses today for large, unplanned ones later.
Disciplined building management changes the equation. Planned maintenance, routine inspection, and accurate records keep buildings safe and functional, extend the life of major systems, and give owners predictable costs instead of surprises.
SSC manages buildings on a planned, documented schedule rather than a reactive one. Maintenance is planned, tracked, and measured under the company’s ISO 9001:2015 quality system and CMMI Level 3 appraised processes, with performance reported to Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) and Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) standards.
Safety and accountability run through every task. SSC applies safety practices aligned to EM 385-1-1 (the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual) and OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards, and it keeps accurate records of building condition, service history, and completed work.
SSC’s building management and maintenance services cover the disciplines that keep facilities in good condition:
Preventive maintenance programs that schedule and track service to prevent failures and extend the service life of building systems.
Routine inspection and condition assessment that identifies small problems before they become large ones.
Asset and lifecycle planning that tracks building condition, service history, and replacement needs to protect the asset and control long-term cost.
Safety and compliance management aligned to EM 385-1-1 and OSHA standards.
Maintenance, repair, and facilities supply through SSC’s federal supply vehicles and AbilityOne distribution.
Recordkeeping and reporting that documents building condition, service history, and cost.
Disciplined building management shows up in results owners can measure:
SSC supports building maintenance and facilities supply for federal and enterprise customers, drawing on federal property and asset accountability experience. Through its AbilityOne distribution and the GSA BPA for maintenance, repair, and facilities supplies (MRFS2), SSC sources and delivers the maintenance products that keep buildings running.
Organizations choose SSC for building management that is planned, safe, and accountable:
SSC is veteran-led, and it manages every building engagement as a long-term partner accountable for safety, condition, and cost.
Building management and maintenance services keep a facility safe, functional, and well-maintained through preventive maintenance programs, inspection, asset and lifecycle planning, safety and compliance, supply, and recordkeeping. SSC delivers this support on a planned, documented basis.
Building management is the overall coordination of a building’s upkeep, including planning, records, and budget. Building maintenance is the hands-on servicing and repair of building systems. SSC provides both, so upkeep is planned and managed under one accountable program.
Preventive maintenance addresses building systems on a planned schedule before they fail, which extends their service life, avoids costly emergency repairs, and keeps the facility safe and available.
Yes. SSC is an AbilityOne authorized distributor and holds the GSA BPA for maintenance, repair, and facilities supplies (MRFS2) and the VA Federal Supply Schedule, so it can source and deliver building maintenance products.
Agencies can reach SSC through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, the GSA BPA for maintenance, repair, and facilities supplies (MRFS2), the VA Federal Supply Schedule, OASIS+ Small Business, OASIS+ 8(a), OASIS+ HUBZone, OASIS+ WOSB, and OASIS+ SDVOSB.
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