Finnerty Services, LLC

Finnerty Services, LLC, a woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Hartford, Kansas, operates as a prime contractor delivering grounds maintenance and landscaping services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, competing exclusively under small-business set-asides (Total Small Business and Partial Small Business designations).

Finnerty Services specializes in environmental maintenance and landscape management for federal properties, with a capability portfolio centered on mowing, trimming, invasive species management using contract grazing, and embankment maintenance across Army Corps of Engineers lake and reservoir projects in Kansas. Representative recent work includes a $315,000 firm-fixed-price purchase order from USACE for mowing and grounds upkeep at Clinton Lake in Lawrence, Kansas (April 2023–April 2025 with one-year option), a $79,953.20 BPA call for mowing services at Perry Lake's north areas (May 2025, completed November 2025), and a $64,950 purchase order for invasive species management using goats across 80 acres at John Redmond Reservoir and Fall River in Kansas (July 2023). The vendor also holds a $5 million multiple-award BPA with the Army Corps of Engineers' Kansas City District for land management and grounds maintenance at Clinton, Hillsdale, and Perry Lake projects through April 2030, against which six task orders have been issued to date for a combined potential value of $421 thousand.

Customer concentration is singular: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers and its Kansas City District Engineering organization account for all 14 awards and the full $7.8 million combined potential value across Finnerty Services' federal footprint. Activity has grown from two awards in 2021 to four in 2025 and three in 2026 year-to-date. The vendor's work is 100% prime (no subcontract footprint) and predominantly organized under NAICS 541820 (Landscaping Services, 13 of 14 awards) with one janitorial services award. Three awards with combined potential value of $230 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. Actual obligations have tracked at 36% of combined potential value across the footprint, reflecting firm-fixed-price task orders under the master BPA vehicle where work is regularly ordered and completed in fiscal-year or seasonal cycles.