FG Haggerty Co Inc.

FG Haggerty Co Inc., a for-profit Texas-based mechanical and facilities contractor, has secured 64 federal awards predominantly as a prime contractor (97% of recent activity), focusing on HVAC replacement, roof renovation, and base operations repair work at Department of the Air Force and Department of the Army installations. The vendor operates in the full-and-open competitive space without SBA set-aside designations.

FG Haggerty's award portfolio reflects specialized work in building systems and facilities maintenance. The vendor's primary capability footprint spans plumbing, heating, air-conditioning contracting (8 awards) and commercial building construction, concentrated under NAICS 23220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors) and aligned with PSC codes for building maintenance and repair. Representative prime work includes a $9.3 thousand purchase order from Air Education and Training Command in December 2021 for HVAC fan replacement. Recent subcontract work includes Fort Sill base operations services under Professional Contract Services, Inc. as prime (September 2025, repair and replace door jambs) and roof renovation at Altus AFB under Koman Sustainable Solutions, LLC as prime (June 2024, EPDM single-ply roof system replacement with a twenty-year warranty).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Air Force installations. The Department of the Air Force accounts for 36 awards and $39 thousand in combined potential value; Air Education and Training Command, a subordinate command, carried 6 awards valued at $42 thousand. The Department of the Army held 9 awards. The vendor works against multiple Army and Air Force indefinite delivery contracts (DABT3987C6039, DABT3987C6050, F4161284C0018, F4161284C0057, F4161286C0002), with one task order per vehicle. Award activity is sparse: one award in 2021, one in 2024, and one in 2025. Combined potential value across all 64 awards totals $1.6 million, though combined dollars obligated ($8.9 million) indicate that obligated amounts on completed or prior-year awards substantially exceed stated potential values on open awards.