CHP Solutions LLC

CHP Solutions LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Stafford, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor providing waste management, facilities maintenance, and construction services to the Department of Veterans Affairs, with 100 percent of its awards in the prime capacity and no subcontract footprint. The company is structured as a for-profit limited liability partnership and holds concurrent SDVOSB and veteran-owned business certifications. Its work splits across solid waste collection (80 awards), highway and bridge construction (11 awards), and miscellaneous waste management services (9 awards), anchored in NAICS 562998 (solid waste collection) and PSC 4210 (housekeeping—trash and garbage collection).

CHP Solutions' customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Veterans Affairs system. The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration accounts for 96 awards and $8.9 million in combined potential value, representing 79 percent of the company's total award count and 55 percent of its total potential value. The VA's Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 (Salisbury, North Carolina medical center) accounts for 10 awards and $3.2 million. VISN 12 (Danville, Illinois) and VISN 19 (unspecified region) round out the top dollar customers with $1.6 million and $1.5 million respectively, while the Department of the Interior National Park Service contributes one award worth $290 thousand. This concentration is marked: the top five funding agencies cover 95 percent of combined potential value, and National Cemetery Administration alone represents more than half the dollar base.

Activity has grown substantially year over year across the trailing five-year window—15 awards in 2022 to 24 in 2025—though 2026 shows only three awards so far (as of June 15, 2026). Four awards carrying combined potential value of $1.2 million face completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure in that window. The company's combined potential value across 122 awards totals $16.3 million, with $10.9 million already obligated (67 percent), indicating a mature contract base with consistent invoicing.

CHP Solutions places the majority of its work under single-award indefinite delivery contracts held directly with VA components. The top parent vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C78620D0087, carries 70 task orders and $418 thousand in combined potential value and appears to anchor the National Cemetery Administration trash services program across multiple regions. Additional IDCs (36C78620D0080, 36C78620D0112, 36C25525D0061, and 36C78619D0123) together support 14 task orders.

Representative work spans trash removal at 20 national cemetery locations (Fort Snelling, Holly, Leavenworth, Springfield, Marion, Black Hills, Salisbury, Grafton West Virginia, Keokuk, Fort Scott, and others), recycling services at the Topeka VA Medical Center ($56.3 thousand single-award IDIQ awarded May 31, 2025, through May 30, 2030), pavement and infrastructure repairs at VA medical centers (including a $997.2 thousand definitive contract for pavement and walks at the W.G. Bill Hefner VAMC in Salisbury, North Carolina in October 2023, and an $874.3 thousand contract for parking lot and street lighting at the VA Illiana Health Care System in Danville, Illinois in February 2023), and specialized construction such as a $1.76 million Fort Bayard National Cemetery road and waterline project in April 2022 and a $289.9 thousand pavement replacement at Lees Ferry Campground within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (National Park Service) in April 2026. The company also holds a $674.9 thousand purchase order from VISN 12 for asphalt repair and line striping at the Clement J. Zablocki VAMC in Milwaukee (awarded May 1, 2022, with performance through April 30, 2027).

Most awards employ SDVOSB sole-source or competitive set-aside designations, though roughly half the delivery orders under the master trash-services IDCs are issued without formal set-aside markings, reflecting the VA's use of set-aside vehicles followed by unrestricted task ordering. The company competes predominantly within the VA's SDVOSB and veteran-owned contracting universe rather than full-and-open federal procurement. Across the National Cemetery Administration delivery orders and the VA construction awards, CHP Solutions demonstrates a capability posture centered on recurring operational support (waste and recycling logistics, grounds maintenance labor) and episodic construction improvement projects (pavement, sidewalk, and facility upgrades).