C.r.w. Mechanical, Inc.

C.R.W. Mechanical, Inc., doing business as CRW Mechanical Inc., operates as a small business prime contractor based in Lanham, Maryland, delivering HVAC, mechanical, plumbing, and related infrastructure repair and maintenance services to federal healthcare facilities, predominantly through small business set-aside and total small business-designated task orders. The vendor's footprint is heavily concentrated on a single customer: the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 (VISN 5) accounts for 127 of 151 prime awards (84%) and $21.1 million of $22.2 million in combined potential value (95%), making CRW Mechanical a deeply embedded primary contractor for DC VA Medical Center facility maintenance.

CRW Mechanical competes almost exclusively as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards are prime) and has registered federal contracting relationships dating to at least 2002. The vendor holds two major BPAs with VISN 5: a $5 million single-award MECH BPA established March 18, 2026, running through March 17, 2031, and a $5 million multiple-award DC VAMC Mechanical & Plumbing Repairs and Maintenance BPA awarded December 23, 2022, running through December 22, 2027. Against the MECH BPA, CRW Mechanical has received 42 task orders (combined potential value $5.3 million); against the DC VAMC multiple-award BPA, the vendor holds 13 task orders ($654 thousand combined potential). Task order values typically range from several thousand dollars for emergency repairs to over $900 thousand for larger infrastructure projects, though most calls fall between $10,000 and $250,000. Representative work includes a $2.68 million 24-hour monitoring and recording services contract for six buildings at DC VA Medical Center (awarded January 9, 2026, total small business set-aside); a $249,397 total small business set-aside call for general mechanical and plumbing repairs (April 9, 2026); a $122,582 HVAC and plumbing services call (April 22, 2026); and a $111,548 HVAC chiller replacement at the Defense Health Agency's NICOE facility in Bethesda, Maryland (June 28, 2023). CRW Mechanical's scope spans HVAC system repairs and replacements, chiller maintenance, air handling unit overhauls, steam distribution system work, emergency facility repairs, and plumbing infrastructure support. The vendor qualifies for work through current Washington DC plumbing and HVAC-R contractor licenses, EPA Type I, II, and III certifications, OSHA 30 training, and a documented minimum of five years' journeyman-level experience.

Activity has grown year over year, from 15 awards in 2022 to 32 in 2025 and 22 to date in 2026. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is modest: 17 awards with combined potential value of $1 million face ultimate completion dates before October 2027, with the two major BPAs extending through 2027 and 2031 respectively. CRW Mechanical self-performs substantially all work — across Service Contract Inventory-reportable prime contracts, the vendor engaged zero subcontractor hours, maintaining in-house delivery of all contracted services. The vendor's SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $1 million across FY2023–FY2025 ($352 thousand in FY2023, zero in FY2024, $660 thousand in FY2025), supporting roughly 1.2–2.8 FTEs per fiscal year on SCI-reportable work; this dataset captures only a narrow slice of CRW Mechanical's total federal revenue and excludes micro-purchases, goods, classified work, and contracts below $150,000. On the limited number of SCI-prime records, government-paid hourly rates ran $142.65/hr across the 10th, median, and 90th percentiles, indicating consistent pricing posture on billable labor. The vendor subcontracts to other primes in a minimal capacity — three sub-award records identify CRW Mechanical delivering HVAC services under Bering Straits Global Innovations, 3D Envirologics LLC, and Dawson Enterprises for facility renovation and construction work at the Mark Center, NIH Building 8, and a laboratory renovation project, reflecting sporadic support roles rather than a systematic subcontracting practice.

Our qualifications include working in occupied office buildings, hotels, hospitals, laboratories, museums, court rooms, government office buildings, apartment buildings, and other highly sensitive environments.