Faith Enterprises Incorporated

Faith Enterprises Incorporated, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) that delivers facility construction, renovation, electrical systems upgrades, and specialized infrastructure maintenance to federal agencies, with particular depth in Department of Veterans Affairs medical center projects and Department of the Air Force installations across the western United States.

The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation registered in SAM.gov since 2002, qualifying as an SDVOSB and veteran-owned business. Faith Enterprises competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides on smaller awards and on full-and-open vehicles including the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC. Recent SDVOSB set-aside work includes a $3.97 million definitive contract from VA Technology Acquisition Center (October 2025) for EHRM training facility renovation at Sheridan VA Medical Center in Wyoming; a $3.47 million definitive contract from VA VISN 22 (August 2023) for acute care environment improvements in Ward 2S at Tucson VAMC; and a $1.32 million definitive contract from VA VISN 19 (July 2021) to upgrade isolation rooms at Cheyenne VAMC. Full-and-open work includes a $3.83 million delivery order from Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 (February 2023) for national black-footed ferret facility rehabilitation in Carr, Colorado, under the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC, and a $2.05 million definitive contract from VA VISN 22 (June 2024) for demolition and rebuild of Building 64 Sign Shop at Tucson VAMC. The company's core capability portfolio spans commercial and institutional building construction (91 awards), electrical contracting and wiring installation (21 awards), plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning work (23 awards), and security systems services (21 awards), with work concentrated on hospital and infirmary repair, alteration, maintenance, and construction projects.

Customer concentration is heavily tilted toward the Department of Veterans Affairs. The top five funding entities account for 66% of awards by count. VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 (Cheyenne, Colorado) leads by volume with 80 awards valued at $53.2 million combined potential value, while VA VISN 22 (Tucson, Arizona) anchors the value ranking with 10 awards carrying $126.7 million combined potential value. VA VISN 17 (Big Spring, Texas) ranks third by potential value with 3 awards worth $100.1 million. The Air Force Space Command places 39 awards, but the dollar magnitude ($3.4 million) is substantially smaller, reflecting smaller transactional values. This concentration in VA dollar volume reflects Faith Enterprises' established track record on VA medical center infrastructure projects in the Rocky Mountain and southwestern U.S. regions.

Faith Enterprises holds prime positions on multiple federal contract vehicles anchoring its pipeline. The company sits on the $250 million Department of Interior Great American Outdoors Act MATOC (awarded January 1, 2022, designated total small business set-aside, ultimate completion December 31, 2026), from which it has drawn multiple delivery orders including the $3.83 million Carr facility project. It holds a multiple-award BOA with Air Force Special Operations Command at Cannon AFB, New Mexico (May 20, 2024 through May 19, 2029) for sustainment, maintenance, repair, and minor construction services valued between $25,000 and $5 million per task order. The company also maintains positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, through which it has placed 20 task orders valued at $8.4 million combined. Most recently, Faith Enterprises was awarded a $151 billion ceiling IDIQ under the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program by the Missile Defense Agency (December 29, 2025, through December 28, 2035) on full-and-open competition with no set-aside. To date, one delivery order worth $500 has issued under SHIELD (December 29, 2025) for work in Huntsville, Alabama. The SHIELD award represents a significant departure from the company's historical footprint in facility construction and suggests potential expansion into defense systems and capabilities work, though the actual scope at this early stage remains narrow.

Activity trajectory shows moderate decline in recent years — from 16 awards in 2022 to 15 in 2024, then dropping to 8 in 2025 and 2 in 2026 (calendar snapshot as of March 5, 2026). The combined potential value across all recent awards totals $876.2 million, with $171.9 million obligated (20% of potential value), a ratio typical of IDIQ and other indefinite-delivery vehicles where full funding is not upfront. In the next twenty-four months, four awards with ultimate completion dates will face recompete, carrying combined potential value of $16.7 million — a moderate refresh requirement reflecting the company's mature VA VISN 19 portfolio and smaller ATS/electrical fixture contracts due for renewal.

In its subcontractor role, Faith Enterprises performs facility modifications and engineering support services to Serco Inc. (three sub-awards from January 2026 through March 2024 for NIWC Pacific hardened systems, J Plant renovation, and Space Fence support), Axient LLC (three sub-awards from July-August 2024 for environmental remediation and engineering labor), and Amentum Technology, Inc. (two sub-awards in February-March 2024 for facility sustainment projects supporting Missile Defense Integration & Operations Center operations). The subcontract footprint is small (9 sub-awards, 4% of total awards) and skews toward defense and infrastructure support work routed through larger integrators rather than direct government primes.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue for Faith Enterprises reveals limited federal services-contract activity above the $150,000 reporting threshold: $14.8 million invoiced in FY2024 across 19.1 FTEs, with zero reported activity in FY2022 and FY2023. This reflects the company's construction-centric business model, in which most work is procured as goods, products, or project-specific contracts under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) rather than as ongoing service contracts. On the labor activity captured in SCI, the median government-paid hourly rate ran $282.71/hr, with rates spanning $80.51/hr (electrician installer, straight time) through $2,460.31/hr (outlier rate, likely reflecting specialized or rare labor categories). GSA Schedule labor portfolio includes six categories ranging from electrician installer at $75.18/hr (high school education, 4 years experience) through training seminar delivery at $259.18/hr, with no security-cleared roles offered. Sub-hours share on SCI-reportable prime contracts averaged 0%, indicating that Faith Enterprises builds its own delivery teams on documented service work and does not rely on subcontractor labor for the contracts captured in the inventory.

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