Joseph T Berrena Mechanicals Inc.

Joseph T Berrena Mechanicals Inc., an SBA-certified HUBZone and service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, operates as a prime contractor delivering preventative maintenance, repair, and installation services for mechanical equipment and building systems to federal agencies across the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense reserve components, and civilian infrastructure customers. The firm competes exclusively under set-aside categories — Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business sole source and competitive designations, and Total Small Business set-asides dominate its portfolio, with no full-and-open awards in the recent source data.

Joseph T Berrena Mechanicals' capability portfolio centers on specialized equipment maintenance: ice machine and refrigeration equipment at VA medical facilities, generator preventative maintenance and load bank testing, HVAC and heat systems, fire suppression pump repairs, backflow preventer inspection and maintenance, and facility electrical systems. Representative work includes a $348,000 single-award IDIQ with Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 (VISN 4) running through June 2027 for preventative maintenance and repair of ice machines and refrigerators at Philadelphia-area VA facilities, from which six delivery orders totaling $150,000 in combined potential value have been issued; a $226,300 firm fixed-price contract with VISN 2 for generator load bank testing on nine generators at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in Bronx, New York; and a $345,094 firm fixed-price purchase order with the Army Reserve Command for annual preventive maintenance on air and breathing air compressors at Pittsburgh Army Reserve Station, running through July 2028.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward the VA health system. VISN 4 alone accounts for 14 awards and $749,000 in combined potential value — roughly one-third of the firm's entire portfolio by both count and dollars. The top five customer entities (VISN 4, Air Force Reserve Command, VISN 2, Air National Guard, and VISN 5) cover 80% of combined potential value at $1.84 million, leaving limited diversification risk but creating exposure to VA recompete cycles. By award count, VISN 4 and the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 5 lead with 14 and 10 awards respectively, but the Interior relationship is substantially smaller in dollar terms ($101,000 combined potential value across 10 awards), indicating many small task orders.

Joseph T Berrena Mechanicals holds two named parent vehicles: a $348,000 IDIQ (36C24422D0146) with VISN 4 running through June 2027, against which six task orders have been placed, and a $100,000 multiple-award BPA with the Pennsylvania National Guard for on-demand repair of dining facility kitchen equipment through May 2028, under which one task order of $19,855 has been called. Both vehicles are characterized by firm fixed-price delivery or task order issuance for maintenance and repair work at named federal facilities.

The firm's activity trajectory shows front-loaded growth: 11 awards in 2023, declining to 7 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 1 award in the first half of 2026. Over the next twenty-four months, eleven awards with combined potential value of $563,000 reach ultimate completion, creating recompete pressure on the VISN 4 IDIQ, the Army Reserve air compressor sustainment contract, and multiple smaller Air National Guard and Air Force maintenance orders. The combined potential value across all forty-four prime awards is $2.3 million, with $1.4 million obligated to date (62% burn rate), indicating the firm is executing against a modest but steady federal services footprint in facility maintenance and mechanical equipment support.

Electrical, HVAC, Food Equipment, Laundry Equipment, Refrigeration, Generator Maintenance and Repair