B & G Plumbing And Heating Co, Inc.

B & G Plumbing And Heating Co, Inc., a for-profit corporation based in Pocatello, Idaho, operates as a prime contractor delivering plumbing, heating, and facility maintenance services to federal agencies through small-dollar purchase orders, competing on full-and-open (non-set-aside) basis across domestic federal properties.

The vendor's federal footprint is sparse and geographically concentrated. Five awards totaling $59 thousand have been issued since 2006, with recent activity in 2023, 2025, and 2026. Work centers on plumbing system repair and replacement at federal facilities in the Pocatello, Idaho region. Representative awards include a $21,680 firm fixed-price purchase order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in July 2026 for sewage pump replacement at the Pocatello Weather Forecast Office (ultimate completion November 18, 2026); a $14,633.75 purchase order from the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region in January 2023 for water heater replacement at the Snake River Interagency Fire Center; and a $7,000 emergency plumbing services purchase order from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Northwest Region in November 2025 for work at Fort Hall Agency in Pocatello.

Customer concentration is flat across four distinct agencies, with no single customer accounting for more than one award. The Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration anchors the largest single contract at $22 thousand (44% of total portfolio value), followed by the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management at $15 thousand. The vendor holds no parent vehicle contracts, no multiple-award schedules, and no subcontracting relationships. One award carries recompete exposure within the next twenty-four months — the NOAA purchase order maturing November 18, 2026. All five awards have been fully obligated at their ceiling values.

B & G Plumbing And Heating Co, Inc. operates as a local, small-scale federal service provider with no demonstrated growth trajectory, no set-aside designations, no vehicle positioning, and no sub footprint — the vendor competes through spot-purchase orders on an ad-hoc basis for facility maintenance work at regional federal installations.