Alpine Companies, Inc.

Alpine Companies, Inc., a small, minority-owned, woman-owned, Hispanic American-owned SBA 8(a)-certified business headquartered in Alpine, Utah, operates as a prime contractor delivering property appraisal, field service management, construction materials supply, and facility renovation services to federal agencies across a nationwide footprint. The vendor's federal portfolio is dominated by HUD appraisal and field service delivery orders (49 awards representing 64% of recent volume) and Bureau of Reclamation construction-materials and infrastructure work, with smaller exposure to Army Corps of Engineers facility renovation and Air Force aircraft component metals supply. Alpine competes across both small-business set-asides (8(a) Sole Source, Competitive 8(a), and Total Small Business designations) and full-and-open delivery orders against existing contract vehicles.

HUD concentration is extreme and diverges sharply across the two ranking signals. By award count, HUD accounts for 53 of 76 total awards (70% of volume), split between the Assistant Secretary for Housing Federal Housing Commissioner office (24 awards, $19.9 million combined potential value) and the Housing Office of Multi Family Housing (23 awards, $6.3 million combined potential value), plus smaller Fort Worth regional work. By potential value, however, HUD's share collapses to approximately 3% of combined potential dollars — a signal that most HUD awards are small task orders ($15,000–$47,000 per appraisal call) stacked against two massive indefinite delivery contracts. By contrast, the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Housing Office of Single Family Housing anchors the portfolio with just two awards carrying $427.8 million combined potential value, and the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service carries one award worth $170 million. The Bureau of Reclamation accounts for eight awards totaling $9.5 million combined potential value, and the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex holds one $9 million BPA. Across the 14 distinct customer agencies, the top five by potential value represent 97% of combined portfolio dollars, but the distribution is heavily skewed toward two large HUD vehicles and two massive GSA/HUD single-award contracts.

Alpine's vehicle position centers on two high-volume HUD indefinite delivery contracts: the Specialized Inspection Property Analysis Area 1 contract (86614819D00002), which supports 36 task orders valued at $753 thousand combined, and the HUD 3.10 Field Service Management vehicle, which carries five task orders worth $8.7 million combined. The vendor also executes work under a Bureau of Reclamation BPA (140R4023A0007, four calls for $522 thousand) and smaller Army Corps of Engineers and Air Force vehicles. Two prior HUD indefinite delivery contracts — the Field Service Management Area 7A IDC ($2.8 million ceiling) and a second FSM Area 7A vehicle ($4.3 million ceiling) — carried substantial task orders through 2023 but have either completed or are approaching expiration. The $9 million Air Force BPA for round raw stock metals was cancelled as of the source date.

Activity trajectory shows significant decline. Awards averaged 11–14 per year in 2022–2023, dropped to four in 2024, and fell to just one award each in 2025 and 2026. The one recompete risk in the next twenty-four months is minimal — the $186 thousand Bureau of Reclamation Diamond Fork Riprap BPA call completing September 2026. The severe volume collapse and sparse recompete pipeline suggest maturation or wind-down of Alpine's largest HUD vehicles; the two massive GSA and Housing Office of Single Family Housing awards ($427.8 million and $170 million combined potential) are not captured in the recent award date range and may represent legacy or future pipeline values rather than active, current work.

Alpine operates exclusively as a prime contractor — 100% of 76 awards are prime, with zero subcontract activity reported. The SCI-reportable dataset reflects this posture: 15 service-contract records from FY2022–FY2024, all as prime, with no named subcontractors. Alpine's SCI-invoiced revenue totaled $451 thousand in FY2022 (supporting 2.3 FTEs), with zero SCI invoicing in FY2023 and FY2024 — a pattern consistent with the shift toward smaller task orders and materials supply, which fall below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or constitute goods rather than services. When recorded, Alpine's government-paid hourly rate was flat at $96.27/hr across all percentiles. The vendor builds its own delivery teams for appraisal, field service, and inspection work rather than relying on subcontractors.

The portfolio is heavily concentrated in two capability verticals. Real estate appraisal dominates: 38 awards across the Offices of Real Estate Appraisers NAICS and Real Property Appraisals PSC, consisting almost entirely of single-property or multi-property appraisal task orders issued under HUD's nationwide appraisal IDC — individual orders typically valued $15,000–$47,000. Field service management for HUD residential properties accounts for 16 awards under Residential Property Managers NAICS and Maintenance of Other Residential Buildings PSC, ranging from $200,000 to $1.4 million per delivery order. Construction materials supply (crushed granite, HDPE pipe, diversion materials) represents five awards under Bureau of Reclamation vehicles, and facility renovation work (warehouse upgrades, restroom HVAC, tile repair at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base) accounts for four awards under Army Corps of Engineers and prior Army contracts. One $9 million Air Force BPA for round raw stock metals and aircraft-landing-gear bushings was awarded in 2023 but cancelled by the source date. Alpine's core footprint is property services and materials for HUD and Interior, with episodic facility and materials work for military customers.

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