Batir 1000 Joint Venture

Batir 1000 Joint Venture, a women-owned small disadvantaged business based in St. Charles, Illinois, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, HVAC repair, and facility renovation services exclusively to the U.S. Air Force Air Mobility Command at Scott Air Force Base under total small business set-aside authority. The company holds a $90 million firm fixed-price IDIQ Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) established May 1, 2024, and extending through April 30, 2032, against which Air Mobility Command has issued 16 delivery orders totaling $98.4 million in combined potential value over the past two years.

Batir 1000 Joint Venture operates as a joint venture partnership with self-certified small disadvantaged business status and women-owned small business designation. All 17 prime awards in the source data flow through the Scott Air Force Base MACC vehicle, with 100% of the vendor's recent activity concentrated at a single facility and a single customer. The capability portfolio centers on building repair, HVAC system work, roofing and wall renovation, interior retrofits, concrete pad construction, perimeter fencing, and facility conversions. Representative work includes a $2.45 million total small business delivery order for furniture replacement and interior renovation of USTRANSCOM facilities (October 2024), a $1.34 million repair and paint-booth-to-cleanroom conversion in Building 450 (July 2025), a $1.22 million HVAC repair and renovation delivery order (February 2026), and multiple smaller task orders for door installation, mini-split HVAC systems, fire alarm mass notification devices, and roof repairs ranging from $31,000 to $717,000. All work is coded to Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS) with the vast majority under Repair Or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings (PSC).

Customer concentration is absolute: 16 of 17 awards (100% of potential value) fund Air Mobility Command operations at Scott AFB. Activity grew from 8 awards in 2024 to 7 in 2025 and has slowed to 2 awards year-to-date in 2026. Three awards carrying $3.6 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. The vendor has not subcontracted on any awards in the source data; all work is performed as a prime. Obligated dollars total $8.4 million against $98.4 million in potential value across the MACC portfolio, reflecting the typical cash-flow lag in fixed-price delivery-order work under an IDIQ vehicle.