Purchase Order 1232SA26P0139

Caldaia Controls LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Cape Coral, Florida, was awarded a $166,900 firm fixed-price purchase order by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service on April 1, 2026, to perform annual inspection, tuning, and documentation services on six boilers at the National Center for Animal Health in Ames, Iowa, through September 30, 2030. The contract, issued under a Total Small Business set-aside designation, requires comprehensive internal and external inspections of boilers including two Burnham Industrial 3-pass models, one Murry Iron Works unit, two Cleaver Brooks boilers, and one HRSG2 boiler (inspection only), with the contractor required to maintain current National Board Inspection Code (NBIC) certification and comply with confined space entry protocols and facility security requirements. Services will be performed between May and September annually during normal business hours at the Ames facility, with the government providing site escorts, building access assistance, boiler preparation services, and utilities at no cost.

Caldaia Controls brings substantial relevant experience to this engagement, having executed over 150 federal prime contract awards since 2019 across multiple agencies, with particular expertise in boiler maintenance and inspection services. The company maintains seven active indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements totaling approximately $3.8 million through June 2030, predominantly with the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense at various regional installations. The firm's established track record of managing complex boiler systems and regulatory compliance, combined with its SDVOSB status and demonstrated performance across federal healthcare and military infrastructure, positions it to reliably deliver the required inspection and tuning services under this multi-year agreement.