Acierto LLC

Acierto LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Farr West, Utah, delivers construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 197 awards spanning 2015 to July 2026. The company is SBA certified as both a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business, with both certifications valid through October 13, 2027. Acierto operates entirely as a prime contractor (100% of awards) and competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides and total small business set-asides, though a substantial portion of recent work flows through full-and-open delivery orders under existing indefinite-delivery vehicles. The company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and for-profit limited liability corporation.

Acierto's service portfolio centers on concrete facilities maintenance and infrastructure work: HVAC system installations and replacements, roof repairs and replacements, electrical upgrades, building demolitions with hazardous material abatement, flooring replacements, fire alarm system remediation, propane system installation and repair, restroom renovations, parking lot resurfacing, window and door replacement, and water system components. Representative work includes a $6.43 million fire alarm remediation delivery order at a VA facility in Cheyenne, Wyoming (Department of Veterans Affairs VISN 19, awarded July 22, 2025, completion September 15, 2026); a $6.2 million construction delivery order in Sheridan, Wyoming (VA VISN 19, awarded February 24, 2026, completion August 2, 2027); and a $3.43 million parking lot repaving contract at Phoenix VA Medical Center (VA VISN 22, awarded July 1, 2024, completion September 30, 2025). National Park Service work spans facility upgrades at Zion, Bryce, Arches, and Canyonlands—including a $772 million mill-and-repave at Zion's museum and shuttle parking (September 10, 2024) and multiple roof, HVAC, visitor center, and utility infrastructure projects across the Intermountain Region's parks.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of the Interior. The top five funding agencies account for 99% of combined potential value. VA VISN 19 anchors the portfolio with 18 awards carrying $516 million in combined potential value, driven largely by the $500 million VISN 19 Design Build MATOC 2024-2029 indefinite-delivery vehicle awarded June 1, 2024. VA VISN 21 (34 awards, $129.7 million potential value) and the National Park Service Intermountain Region (94 awards, $58.9 million potential value) round out the dominant customers. While the award count ranks NPS first (89% of all awards), VISN 19's single mega-vehicle creates a stark dollar-concentration cliff: nearly 70% of Acierto's $737 million combined potential value sits on the VISN 19 MATOC. A secondary tier includes VA VISN 22 (15 awards, $12.6 million) and Air Combat Command (4 awards, $9.2 million).

Acierto holds position on multiple indefinite-delivery vehicles. The National Park Service award 140P1220D0007 (the $40 million single-award SABER contract for construction and maintenance services in Utah and Arizona) carries 92 task orders worth $18.9 million in combined potential value and anchors the bulk of NPS delivery-order flow. VA award 36C26120D0079 carries 13 task orders ($23.8 million potential value) and 36C26119D0092 carries 11 task orders ($1.9 million), with both supporting facilities work across VA VISN 21 and related networks. The VISN 19 Design Build MATOC 2024-2029, as noted, represents the company's largest vehicle by dollar magnitude. Air Force award FA442720D0005 carries 5 task orders ($389 thousand potential value) for handyman and maintenance work at Beale Air Force Base.

Activity has remained relatively stable over the past five years—22 awards in 2022, 29 in 2023, 26 in 2024, and 23 in 2025—though 2026 shows only 6 awards through early July, a snapshot limited by the July 8, 2026 data cutoff. An estimated $28.4 million in combined potential value completes within the next twenty-four months, representing material recompete exposure: the SABER contract and several VA task orders are scheduled to conclude, creating opportunity for competing vendors and re-baseline risk for Acierto if renewal is contested. Combined dollars obligated to date represent 11% of the $737 million combined potential value, indicating a significant pipeline of unfunded or partially funded work.

On service contracts captured in the Service Contract Inventory dataset (SCI covers federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold), Acierto reported $13.3 million in invoiced revenue in FY2024 across 4.4 full-time equivalents, with minimal FY2022–FY2023 activity in the SCI records. SCI is a partial view excluding goods, micro-purchases, and classified work; it does not represent total federal revenue or company-wide workforce. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ranged from a floor near zero dollars per hour (likely representing fixed-price-only arrangements) to a median of approximately $1,286.95 per hour and a 90th percentile of $6,178.45 per hour, reflecting a mix of labor-intensive restoration and facility-upgrade work. The company does not engage subcontractors on SCI-reportable contracts (zero percent sub-hours share), building delivery teams internally. This inward-focused staffing posture aligns with Acierto's positioning as a self-performing specialist in construction and maintenance rather than a prime-through-subs integrator.

The source data includes one named IDIQ: VISN 19 Design Build MATOC 2024-2029, a $500 million multiple-award contract awarded June 1, 2024, running through May 31, 2027, set aside for SDVOSB, covering design-build construction and comprehensive maintenance across VA medical centers and facilities in Western states—Fort Harrison (Montana), Sheridan (Wyoming), Cheyenne (Wyoming), Salt Lake City (Utah), Summit (Oklahoma), Denver (Colorado), and Northern Nevada. Task orders under this vehicle span structural repairs, fire system remediation, flooring replacement, and staircase rehabilitation, with individual delivery-order values ranging from $2,000 (minimum guarantee) to $6.43 million. Acierto's positioning on this vehicle, combined with its long-standing NPS SABER IDIQ relationship, represents its primary pathway for federal procurement and signifies material exposure to VISN 19 recompete risk in 2027 when the MATOC's five-year term nears expiration.

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