Flowers Construction L.l.c

Flowers Construction L.L.C., doing business as B M Flowers A LIMITED Liability Co, is a small business general construction and facility maintenance contractor operating as a prime contractor to the Federal Aviation Administration, with 100% of its federal footprint concentrated in FAA work under small business set-aside vehicles. The company is based in Tuttle, Oklahoma, and competes primarily under total small business set-asides on FAA facility renovation, infrastructure upgrade, and maintenance projects. Flowers Construction operates exclusively as a prime contractor; it carries no federal subcontract work.

Flowers Construction's capability portfolio is tightly focused on commercial and institutional building construction (115 of 117 awards) and facility maintenance services delivered across FAA locations in Oklahoma City and Tuttle. The company's work spans selective demolition, concrete repairs, pavement work, hangar and office buildouts, parking lot expansions, HVAC system upgrades, interior renovations, structural repairs, and specialized facility enhancements supporting air traffic control, pilot training, and aviation safety operations. Recent representative delivery orders include a $726,200.56 total small business set-aside order for interior upgrades at a GSA facility (August 5, 2025), a $684,036.45 small business set-aside delivery order for hangar exhaust fan access work (April 25, 2024), a $880,114.23 order for parking lot expansion (February 27, 2023), and a $3.3 million firm fixed-price definitive contract for Quesada Gate upgrade at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (February 23, 2023). Task orders under the various FAA IDIQs range from under $13,000 to over $726,000.

The vendor's customer concentration is monolithic: all 117 awards derive from the Federal Aviation Administration across five internal funding entities—FAA Headquarters (32 awards, $31 million combined potential value), FAA Aeronautical Center (59 awards, $13.2 million), FAA Non-Franchise Acquisition Services (18 awards, $5.8 million), FAA Franchise Acquisition Services (7 awards, $4.8 million), and FAA Central Region (1 award, $33 thousand). Flowers Construction holds positions on five parent IDIQs, all FAA-administered: Indefinite Delivery Contract 6973GH-18-D-00077 (39 task orders, $5.9 million combined potential value), DTFAAC14D00050 (31 task orders, $3 million), DTFAAC10D00011 (20 task orders, $3.7 million), 6973GH-23-D-00098 (13 task orders, $3.5 million), and DTFAAC14D00024 (4 task orders, $163 thousand). A single-award multiple-award IDIQ valued at $24.4 million running through July 31, 2027, with total small business set-aside designation, was awarded July 26, 2023, and anchors recent activity. The company's PSC footprint centers on repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (71 awards), maintenance of office buildings (17 awards), and construction of miscellaneous buildings (12 awards).

Activity trajectory shows decline: eight awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, six in 2024, three in 2025, and four through May 2026. Combined potential value across all 117 awards is $54.8 million, with $20.7 million obligated (38% of potential). Six awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.2 million, representing limited near-term recompete exposure. Flowers Construction's federal footprint is entirely dependent on FAA facility maintenance and construction work; there is no diversification into other agencies or mission areas. The vendor registered in SAM.gov in 2005 and has maintained continuous FAA relationships for twenty years.