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Service-disabled veteran-owned · Killeen, Texas
A service-disabled veteran-owned cleaning company, led by a 26-year Army veteran. Owner Calvin Kornegay is the one person who answers for the work, and every job runs on a written quality-control plan. Based in Killeen, TX, serving clients nationwide through our partner network.
Certifications, identifiers, NAICS codes, and a one-page capability statement in one place.
Government contracting detailsOffices, clinics, churches, shops, rental properties, and homes, near Killeen or anywhere in the U.S. through our partner network. Calvin will reply by email or phone.
Commercial and residential cleaningCleaning crews, specialty trades, and suppliers nationwide can register to work with us as our subcontractors.
Partner registrationServices
Janitorial work is our main line. For every job we set up the people and partners it needs, and we check licensing, insurance, and background requirements before we quote.
Business or homeowner? See commercial and residential cleaning
Recurring cleaning for offices, federal and institutional buildings: restrooms, floors, trash, break rooms, and supplies.
NAICS 561720
Offices, retail, and managed properties. Recurring service, move-in and move-out cleaning, and deep cleans.
NAICS 561720
Routine home cleaning, deep cleans, and turnover cleaning between tenants.
Carpet shampoo and extraction, upholstery cleaning, and periodic floor care.
NAICS 561740
Facilities support and other building services, such as exterior and seasonal work, scoped to each site.
NAICS 561210, 561790
Painting, commercial construction, waste collection, and cleaning supplies. We take these on only after a licensed, insured team is confirmed for the job.
NAICS 238320, 236220, 562111, 424690
Government contracting
Rucksack to Vacuum Pack Cleaning Services, LLC is an SBA-certified service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business (VOSB). You can reach the owner directly. He reads each requirement in full, and he signs every bid himself. Based in Killeen, TX, serving clients nationwide through our partner network.
As an SBA-certified SDVOSB, the company can compete for SDVOSB set-asides. A contracting officer may also consider a sole-source award to a certified SDVOSB when the FAR conditions are met. Those conditions include: no reasonable expectation of offers from two or more SDVOSBs, a responsible contractor, a fair and reasonable price, and an anticipated value, including options, of no more than $5 million for non-manufacturing NAICS codes.
References: FAR 19.1406, or FAR 19.106-3 for agencies using the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul Part 19 deviation. Thresholds checked against Acquisition.gov on September 28, 2026. The contracting officer decides whether a set-aside or sole source applies.
See how we deliver for our operating plan on a contract, and management experience for Calvin's background.
Government contracting
This is our operating plan for every contract, starting with the first one. It describes how Calvin runs the work, not a record of past contracts. The Quality Control Plan summary (PDF) puts it on one page.
Calvin manages each contract himself. He leads the kickoff and the inspections, on site or remotely with the partner's site lead, reviews every inspection record, and is the one person accountable to the contracting officer and the COR.
Before day one we turn the Performance Work Statement into a written checklist for each area of the building: each task, how often, and the standard it must meet, cross-referenced to the PWS paragraph it comes from.
Each site is staffed with vetted workers: our own hires near our Killeen home base, or qualified local partner firms working as our subcontractors elsewhere, under Calvin's oversight. Every site has named backup coverage so an absence doesn't become a missed service. On set-aside awards we track the limitations on subcontracting.
Supplies and equipment are sourced for each site to match the PWS, including any product requirements the contract sets. Safety Data Sheets are kept on site, and equipment is in place and checked before the start date.
One point of contact. A kickoff meeting before start, a check-in schedule the COR sets, prompt notice of any problem, and a reply to COR requests within one business day.
Management experience
Calvin Kornegay retired from the U.S. Army after 26 years of service. That career is the management experience he brings to every contract.
Federal past performance: the company is newly active in federal contracting and has no prior contracts to cite yet. Our first contracts will run under the delivery plan above, with inspection records kept from day one.
Federal opportunities board
We list only opportunities we could bid on as the prime contractor. Partners can register interest in a listing to be considered as our subcontractor if we bid.
How we work
This is how we run every job, starting with the first one. Each step is written down so you, and we, can check it.
Scope, attachments, amendments, clauses, and wage determinations get read in full before we decide to bid or quote.
Before we price or name any partner, we check their licenses, insurance, staffing, security needs, and background checks. On set-asides we also check the limits on subcontracting.
Each area gets a written checklist and scheduled inspections. We log problems, fix them, and recheck.
You get one point of contact, regular updates, and a record of inspections and corrections.
About
Calvin Kornegay retired from the U.S. Army after 26 years of service. He lives in Killeen, Texas, and runs the company himself.
His Army career shapes how the company works: accountability, preparation, inspection, and follow-through. In practice that means reading requirements closely, getting ready before work starts, inspecting the result, and following up until it's right.
Calvin is the owner and final decision-maker. He reviews every requirement, approves every quote and bid, and answers every inquiry himself.
Contact
Tell us about the site, the work, and the timing, using the form or by email. A request is not a commitment on either side.
Please reach out by email first. Calvin reads every message himself and will reply by email or phone, whichever you prefer.
Partners
Wherever you're based, if you run a cleaning crew, a specialty trade such as floor care, window cleaning, or pressure washing, or a supply business, register here to join our partner network as our subcontractor or supplier. We'll keep your details on file and contact you when a job fits your services and area.
Credentials
| Legal name | Rucksack to Vacuum Pack Cleaning Services, LLC |
|---|---|
| Entity | Texas limited liability company, formed August 9, 2019. Texas SOS file 0803390889 |
| Owner and manager | Calvin Kornegay, retired U.S. Army (26 years) |
| SBA certifications | Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB). Certified November 17, 2023, valid through May 17, 2028 |
| UEI | F7VZJCKLUT31 |
| CAGE code | 8GVW9 |
| SAM.gov registration | Active. Expires March 27, 2027 |
| Primary NAICS | 561720 Janitorial Services |
| Other NAICS | 561210, 561740, 561790, 562111, 236220, 238320, 424690 |
| Past performance | None yet. The company is newly active in federal contracting. |
| Address | 2202 Sparrow Road, Killeen, TX 76542 |
| Point of contact | Calvin Kornegay · calvink@rtvpcleaning.com (email preferred) |