Hampton Roads Mechanical Of Virginia, LLC

Hampton Roads Mechanical Of Virginia, LLC, a Chesapeake, Virginia-based for-profit construction and maintenance services company, is the prime contractor on roughly 1,150 federal awards delivering utility infrastructure maintenance, repair, replacement, and emergency response services to Navy installations throughout the Hampton Roads region. The vendor competes in full-and-open federal contracting with no SBA set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly focused on critical utility infrastructure work: water line repair and replacement, steam line systems, sanitary and storm sewer infrastructure, gas line maintenance, and related utility distribution system work. Representative examples include a $9.29 million Navy Installations Command delivery order (awarded September 2023) for sanitary sewer repair at Pier 9 of Naval Station Norfolk with completion through June 2026; a $6.39 million sinkhole investigation and wastewater force main replacement project at Dam Neck Annex (February 2024) with completion through July 2026; and an $8.59 million NSA Portsmouth sanitary sewer inflow and infiltration abatement Phase 3 project (August 2025) extending through August 2026. Emergency repair work at smaller order values—water main breaks, steam leaks, sewer blockages, valve replacements—comprises the bulk of recent task orders, typically ranging from $5,000 to $500,000 per delivery order.

Customer concentration is acute and Navy-centric. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) accounts for 749 awards and $759.6 million of the combined $852.5 million potential value—roughly 89 percent of all dollars. Navy Installations Command holds 369 awards worth $85.8 million (10 percent of dollars). Together, these two Navy organizations cover 99 percent of awards by count. The Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Defense Logistics Agency Energy account for the remainder. This concentration reflects Hampton Roads Mechanical's role as the primary utilities contractor for Navy shore facilities in the region.

The vendor's contractual footprint sits almost entirely under three single-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts with Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008514D8150 carries 503 task orders valued at $65.6 million combined; N4008520D0088 holds 351 task orders worth $80.4 million; and N4008511D0063 generated 251 task orders totaling $24.6 million. A fourth IDIQ, N4008526D0011, supports 37 task orders valued at $6 million. A newly awarded single-award IDIQ (December 22, 2025) with NAVFAC carries a ceiling of $353.6 million through December 2030, establishing the vendor's long-term vehicle for continued work across the region. These IDIQs authorize individual task orders ranging from $2,000 to $2.5 million and represent the backbone of Hampton Roads Mechanical's Navy business.

Activity has remained steady across the past five years—76 awards in 2022, 65 in 2023, 66 in 2024, 77 in 2025, and 31 through March 2026—reflecting consistent task-order issuance rather than boom-and-bust cycles. Eight awards worth $17.6 million combined face completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore present recompete exposure, though the new $353.6 million IDIQ substantially mitigates near-term vehicle cliff risk.

Subcontracting is minimal. The vendor holds two known sub-awards: a March 2024 sub to Stampede Ventures, Inc. for backflow preventor and water transfer pump installation work at Naval Station Norfolk, and a May 2023 sub to Blue Construction Services LLC for temporary chiller rental at Dam Neck Annex. This 100-percent prime posture signals that Hampton Roads Mechanical executes most work directly rather than through supply-chain partners.

Hampton Roads Mechanical operates as a regional specialist in Navy facilities engineering, with no demonstrated prime work outside the Department of the Navy or contract vehicles external to NAVFAC and Navy Installations Command. The vendor's narrow capability scope, concentrated customer base, and heavy reliance on single-award IDIQ vehicles reflect deep operational integration with Navy utilities infrastructure programs rather than diversified federal contracting exposure. The December 2025 IDIQ renewal—a multi-hundred-million-dollar recompete win against potential competitors—signals sustained Navy confidence in the vendor's emergency-response capability and track record across water, steam, sewer, and gas systems at the region's critical naval installations.

Our company has specialized in utility, steam, chilled water, pumping stations, underground utilities, sanitary sewer, natural gas mains, waterlines, mechanical repair, medical facilities, dorms, barracks, industrial, commercial, educational institutions and small to large building construction projects at private, public and government facilities since 1990. Our 20+ years of experience will deliver the rapid response and flexibility that makes contracting successful. Our customers will receive outstanding responsiveness and customer service, quality construction and partnership that will deliver construction projects in an economical, timely and 'hassle-free' manner.