Bridge Gap Solutions Federal Prime Contractor

Federal prime contractor · Small business

Federal contracts. Qualified subcontractors. One accountable prime.

Unique Entity ID
XHLDNTDNCHS8
CAGE code
24RF4
SAM.gov registration
Active
Business size
Small business

Bridge Gap Solutions competes for federal facilities and building-trade contracts and, where the contract permits, hires qualified subcontracting companies to do the work. We manage each contract from award through closeout and remain responsible to the government.

We are a federal prime contractor—not a staffing, recruiting, employment-placement, or lead-generation company.

Discuss a RequirementDownload Capabilities Statement PDF

Bridge Gap Solutions is a trade name of CHAMELEON LABS LLC.

01Audiences

Who We Serve

We are a small business registered in SAM.gov. We pursue federal contracts in our own name, use qualified subcontractors where the contract allows, and answer to the government for the result. Our founder, Nicholas Paletta, handles inquiries directly.

Companies seeking subcontracting opportunities

Want to perform work on federal contracts we pursue? Send your company's capabilities for subcontracting consideration. Businesses only, not individual job applicants.

How it works

  1. You submit your company's capabilities.
  2. We review your qualifications against the opportunities we are pursuing.
  3. When an opportunity fits, we may ask you for a quote.
  4. If we are awarded that contract and select your company, we sign a subcontract with you for the permitted work. Work is never guaranteed.
Questions from subcontracting companies
Submit Company Capabilities

Federal agencies & contracting officers

Have a requirement? Awards to small businesses count toward your agency's small-business goals.

How it works

  1. Your agency publishes a requirement.
  2. We compete for it as the prime contractor.
  3. If we are awarded the contract, we hire qualified subcontracting companies where the contract permits.
  4. We manage the contract and remain accountable to you for all of the work.
Questions from agencies
Discuss a Requirement View Contracting Information

Prime contractors seeking a teaming partner

Need a small-business teaming partner for facilities or building-trade work? Subcontracts to a small business may count toward your small-business subcontracting goals.

How it works

  1. You send us the solicitation and the scope you want us to perform.
  2. We review the opportunity and send you a quote.
  3. If you select us, we manage our assigned work, using lower-tier subcontractors only where permitted.
  4. You remain the prime contractor, accountable to the government; we answer to you for our scope.
Questions from prime contractors
Teaming Inquiry

02What we do

Services

We pursue facilities and building-trade contracts first. Our other registered services are listed below.

Current priorities

Facilities & Property Services

Upkeep of buildings and grounds: facilities support, janitorial, landscaping, pest control, carpet and upholstery cleaning, building services, waste collection, and septic and related services.

NAICS 561210 · 561710 · 561720 · 561730 · 561740 · 561790 · 562111 · 562119 · 562991 · 562998

Construction & Building Trades

Commercial and institutional construction and the trades that finish it: roofing, siding, electrical, HVAC and plumbing, building equipment, drywall and insulation, painting, flooring, tile and terrazzo, finish carpentry, building finishing, specialty trades, and building inspection.

NAICS 236220 · 238160 · 238170 · 238210 · 238220 · 238290 · 238310 · 238320 · 238330 · 238340 · 238350 · 238390 · 238990 · 541350

Other registered services Technology, logistics, administrative, vehicle, and food-service support

We pursue these selectively, when a solicitation fits and qualified subcontractors are available.

Technology & Technical Services

Custom computer programming, plus electronic and precision equipment repair and commercial and industrial equipment repair.

Logistics & Material Support

Moving, packing and crating, local delivery, warehousing and storage, and packaging and labeling.

Administrative & Business Support

Document preparation, telephone answering, contact center support, translation and interpreting, and other business support.

Vehicle & Equipment Services

General automotive repair, other automotive maintenance, and machinery and equipment repair.

Food & Operational Support

Food service contracting, drycleaning and laundry, and other support services.

View all 43 registered NAICS codes

The complete list from our SAM.gov registration. A registered code is not a claim of past performance in that work. Code 561320, Temporary Help Services, is registered, but we do not provide temporary staffing or place workers.

541511
Custom Computer Programming Services
236220
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
238160
Roofing Contractors
238170
Siding Contractors
238210
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
238220
Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Contractors
238290
Other Building Equipment Contractors
238310
Drywall and Insulation Contractors
238320
Painting and Wall Covering Contractors
238330
Flooring Contractors
238340
Tile and Terrazzo Contractors
238350
Finish Carpentry Contractors
238390
Other Building Finishing Contractors
238990
All Other Specialty Trade Contractors
484210
Used Household and Office Goods Moving
488991
Packing and Crating
492210
Local Messengers and Local Delivery
493110
General Warehousing and Storage
541350
Building Inspection Services
541930
Translation and Interpretation Services
561210
Facilities Support Services
561320
Temporary Help Services
561410
Document Preparation Services
561421
Telephone Answering Services
561422
Telemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
561499
All Other Business Support Services
561710
Exterminating and Pest Control Services
561720
Janitorial Services
561730
Landscaping Services
561740
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Services
561790
Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings
561910
Packaging and Labeling Services
561990
All Other Support Services
562111
Solid Waste Collection
562119
Other Waste Collection
562991
Septic Tank and Related Services
562998
All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services
722310
Food Service Contractors
811111
General Automotive Repair
811198
All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance
811210
Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance
811310
Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
812320
Drycleaning and Laundry Services (except Coin Operated)

03Our process

How It Works

  1. An agency issues a solicitation

    A federal agency publishes a requirement and invites offers.

  2. We compete as the prime

    We submit an offer in our own name and sign the contract if awarded.

  3. We award subcontracts

    Where the contract permits, we hire qualified subcontracting companies to perform the work.

  4. We manage performance

    We manage schedule, quality, compliance, records, and invoicing from award through closeout.

How we qualify subcontractors

Before a company is named in an offer or receives a subcontract, we confirm what that contract requires:

  • Not excluded from federal contracting (checked in SAM.gov)
  • A UEI or SAM.gov registration, if the contract requires one
  • Licenses required for the work and its location
  • Insurance and bonding that meet the contract's terms
  • Relevant experience, references, and capacity for the job

How we will manage each contract

Our commitments on every contract we win:

  • One point of contact for the contracting officer
  • Written subcontracts that pass along the contract's required terms
  • Subcontracted work kept within federal limits on small-business set-asides
  • Schedule tracking, inspections, and quality checks
  • Records, reports, invoices, and closeout handled by Bridge Gap Solutions

Subcontracting never shifts responsibility. Bridge Gap Solutions remains the prime contractor, accountable to the government for the entire contract.

04For contracting officers

Contracting Information

Public brand
Bridge Gap Solutions
Legal entity
CHAMELEON LABS LLC
UEI
XHLDNTDNCHS8
CAGE
24RF4
SAM.gov status
Active
Business size
Small business
Location
St. Louis, Missouri
Service area
Federal opportunities nationwide, subject to solicitation requirements
Primary NAICS
541511 — Custom Computer Programming Services Our registered primary code. Our current priorities are facilities and building trades.
View all 43 registered NAICS codes Download Capabilities Statement PDF

Independent verification

Confirm our registration on official government sites:

05Teaming & subcontracting

Work With Us

For prime contractors

We can join your team as a small-business subcontractor or teaming partner on facilities and building-trade solicitations and take responsibility for a defined scope. To start, send:

  • The solicitation number and agency
  • The scope you want us to perform
  • The place of performance
  • Your response deadline

Our UEI, CAGE code, registered NAICS codes, and verification links are under Contracting Information.

Teaming Inquiry

For subcontracting companies

To be considered as a subcontractor on contracts we pursue, send:

  • Company name, UEI if registered, and a company contact
  • Services, NAICS codes, and where you perform work
  • Licenses, insurance, and certifications
  • A link to your capabilities statement or website

Businesses only. We do not recruit or place job seekers. Submitting does not guarantee work; we contact companies when a contract needs their services.

Submit Company Capabilities

06Contact

Contact Bridge Gap Solutions

Tell us who you are and what you need. We read every inquiry and reply by email.

Nicholas Paletta

nick@chameleonlabs.ai

St. Louis, Missouri

This form is for federal contracting, teaming, and subcontracting inquiries. We do not accept job applications, résumés, or unrelated sales pitches.

Bridge Gap Solutions · Legal entity: CHAMELEON LABS LLC

Send an inquiry

Fields marked optional can be left blank.

Subcontracting companies only

For businesses seeking subcontracting consideration, not individual job applicants.

Include the solicitation or requirement, agency, location, and timeline if you have them.

07Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Plain answers, grouped by who is asking. Select a question to show its answer.

Companies seeking subcontracting opportunities

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Who can submit capabilities?

Businesses that can perform work in our service areas, especially facilities and building trades. We do not accept job applications or résumés from individuals; we are a federal contracting company, not a staffing or recruiting firm.

Do we need a SAM.gov registration or UEI?

Not always. Some contracts require subcontractors to have a UEI or SAM.gov registration; others do not. We tell you what a specific contract requires. If your company is registered, include your UEI.

Does submitting our capabilities guarantee work?

No. Contract awards and subcontracts are never guaranteed. We contact companies when we are pursuing a contract that needs their services. Work follows only if we are awarded that contract and select your company.

How are subcontractors paid?

Under a written subcontract with Bridge Gap Solutions that sets the scope, price, schedule, and invoicing terms. Your company invoices us, and we pay you under those terms. You work as an independent company, not as our employee.

Federal agencies & contracting officers

Back to agencies overview
Is Bridge Gap Solutions eligible to compete for our requirement?

We are a small business registered in SAM.gov under UEI XHLDNTDNCHS8 and CAGE 24RF4. Eligibility for a specific requirement depends on its NAICS code, size standard, and any set-aside. You can confirm our registration through the SBA and SAM.gov links under Contracting Information.

Who is responsible for the work if you use subcontractors?

We are. As the prime contractor, we sign the contract and answer to the government for all of the work, including work a subcontractor performs. Your contracting officer has one point of contact: us.

Are there limits on how much you subcontract?

On small-business set-asides, yes. Federal rules limit how much of the contract amount can go to subcontractors, with some exceptions. We plan each contract to stay within the limits that apply to it.

How do we start a conversation about a requirement?

Use the contact form and choose Federal Agency / Contracting Officer. Include the agency, the requirement or solicitation number, the place of performance, and your timeline. Our identifiers and capabilities statement are under Contracting Information.

Do you provide staffing or temporary workers?

No. We are a federal contracting company, not a staffing or recruiting firm. Code 561320, Temporary Help Services, appears in our registration, but we do not provide temporary staffing or place workers.

Prime contractors seeking a teaming partner

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Can you use your own subcontractors on our scope?

Only where your prime contract and our subcontract permit it. If we do, we remain accountable to you for that work.

Will subcontracting to you count toward our small-business goals?

It may. Whether a subcontract counts depends on the rules that apply to your contract and subcontracting plan, and on our size status under the relevant NAICS code. Confirm the requirements for your specific contract.

Who is accountable to the government?

You are. As the prime contractor, you hold the contract and remain accountable to the government. We are accountable to you for the scope in our subcontract, and we use lower-tier subcontractors only where your contract and our subcontract permit.

How do payment and work arrangements function?

A written subcontract between our companies sets the scope, price, schedule, and the contract terms we must follow. We invoice your company under that subcontract, not the government.