Class Contracting LLC

Class Contracting LLC, a small disadvantaged, veteran-owned limited liability company based in Highland Village, Texas, delivers HVAC systems installation, repair, and maintenance services; refrigeration equipment service; security gate and access-control system maintenance; and specialized facilities maintenance to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The vendor competes entirely under small business set-asides across 77 prime awards spanning thirty-six customer agencies, with no subcontract footprint and no standing on government-wide vehicles or agency IDIQs beyond a single-award BPA.

Class Contracting's capability portfolio centers on concrete facility infrastructure work: HVAC unit replacement, walk-in cooler and freezer repair and maintenance, security gate preventive maintenance and repair, and equipment-specific service such as evaporative cooler maintenance and refrigerated trailer repair. Representative work includes a $452,497 five-year contract with Air Education and Training Command for security gates preventive maintenance at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona (awarded March 2023, through February 2028); a $404,118 five-year contract with Air Force Space Command for sliding gates maintenance and repair at Buckley Space Force Base in Colorado (awarded October 2023, through March 2029); a $234,200 five-year contract with Air Combat Command for evaporative cooler maintenance at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada (awarded September 2022, through September 2027); and a $150,000 five-year single-award BPA with the Bureau of Reclamation for HVAC systems service and repair at Davis and Parker Dams in the Lower Colorado Region (awarded August 2023, through September 2028, with six task order calls issued to date).

Customer concentration is diffuse across the federal footprint. The top five agencies by award count account for 39 percent of recent awards, led by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard (9 awards, $204 thousand), the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation (8 awards, $246 thousand), and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (5 awards, $142 thousand). When ranked by combined potential value, the concentration narrows: Air Combat Command dominates at $515 thousand across 4 awards, followed by Air Education and Training Command at $494 thousand across 2 awards, and the Army Corps of Engineers at $412 thousand. The Bureau of Reclamation ranks fourth in dollars despite placing the second-most awards, indicating smaller per-award values. The vendor serves a wide geographic and agency footprint—Air Force, Coast Guard, Army Corps of Engineers, USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, FEMA, Indian Health Service, and National Park Service among the roster—with no single customer anchoring more than 10 percent of recent awards.

The only parent vehicle Class Contracting holds is the Bureau of Reclamation BPA (Blanket Purchase Agreement 140R3023A0005), which carries six task orders worth $75 thousand combined potential value. No other IDIQs, GWACs, or agency-wide BPAs appear in the portfolio. This constrains the vendor's ability to compete on large, multi-agency vehicles and means each new customer agency must conduct a separate procurement.

Activity has contracted year over year—14 awards in 2022 declining to 1 award through mid-2026—and nine awards (combined potential value $1.3 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure across roughly 30 percent of the current dollar base. NAICS concentration is pronounced: 23 awards fall under Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (238220), and 11 under Other Building Equipment Contractors (238290). Across both NAICS and PSC codes, the vendor's work is heavily weighted to refrigeration and HVAC maintenance—6 awards under the PSC for refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment maintenance, 5 under refrigeration equipment procurement, and 4 under fencing and gates procurement.

Class Contracting has no disclosed subcontractor relationships and pursues no sub-awards. The vendor is positioned as a small, specialized facilities-maintenance prime serving smaller-dollar federal facility-management contracts and BPA task orders across civilian agencies, with particular strength in HVAC and refrigeration system expertise and security gate maintenance at military installations. The steep decline in award volume since 2022, combined with the recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months, signals either withdrawal from federal contracting or a shift in competitive posture not reflected in recent SAM.gov data.