Hangar 4 Services, Llc.

Hangar 4 Services, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Canton, Georgia, operates as a prime contractor delivering comprehensive grounds maintenance and landscaping services exclusively to the Department of Veterans Affairs, with 100% of its recent federal award footprint concentrated in cemetery operations and VA medical center facility support work under SDVOSB set-aside vehicles.

Hangar 4 Services is a for-profit entity holding active SBA certifications as both a veteran-owned small business and service-disabled veteran-owned small business through April 20, 2029, with self-certified designations as a small disadvantaged business, economically disadvantaged women-owned small business, and women-owned small business. The vendor competes almost exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides across its prime portfolio; nearly all work carries explicit SDVOSB set-aside language at either the IDC or delivery-order level, positioning it as a dedicated minority-owned vehicle for the VA's cemetery and facilities maintenance procurement.

Hangar 4 Services' capability portfolio centers on grounds maintenance operations including sod installation, tree pruning, snow and ice removal, burial site upkeep, edge trimming, trash and debris removal, and general grounds keeping at national cemeteries and VA medical facilities. Representative work includes a $2,092,050 indefinite delivery contract awarded April 1, 2026, for turf and grounds maintenance at Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly, Michigan (base plus four option years through March 31, 2031), against which the VA has issued a $297,620 base-year delivery order; a $541,700 firm fixed-price delivery order issued May 16, 2026, for grounds maintenance hybrid services at Great Lakes National Cemetery (option period one, May 16, 2026–May 15, 2027); and a $1,366,300 purchase order awarded May 25, 2023, to Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 for landscaping and groundskeeping at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx, New York (base plus four option years through March 31, 2028).

Customer concentration sits entirely with the Department of Veterans Affairs. The National Cemetery Administration accounts for 111 of 117 total awards (95% of the portfolio by count) and $34.3 million of the $39.1 million combined potential value (88% by dollars). Three additional VA customer lines—Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 ($3.4 million, 4 awards), Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 ($1.4 million, 1 award), and Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 ($68 thousand, 1 award)—round out the customer base. The VA dominates both volume and dollars; no non-VA agencies appear in the recent award history.

Hangar 4 Services holds ten active indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) with the VA, all set aside for SDVOSBs and all priced firm fixed-price. The top five vehicles by task-order volume are IDC 36C78622D50003 at New Albany National Cemetery, Indiana (20 task orders, $655 thousand combined potential value); IDC 36C78622D50002 at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, Kentucky ($1.5 million across 18 task orders); IDC 36C78622D50037 at Cave Hill National Cemetery, Kentucky ($427 thousand across 14 task orders); IDC 36C78621D0086 (14 task orders, $2.3 million, cemetery location unspecified in top-level summary); and IDC 36C78625D50260 (7 task orders, $1.4 million). Additional vehicles include single-award IDCs for Great Lakes National Cemetery, Michigan ($4.998 million ceiling through May 2030); Omaha and Fort McPherson National Cemeteries ($5.455 million ceiling through August 2029); Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 grounds keeping in Washington, D.C. ($1.8 million ceiling through November 2028); and several others covering Massachusetts, Baton Rouge, Fort Custer, St. Albans, Annapolis/Loudon Park, and Cypress Hill National Cemeteries with ceiling values ranging from $206,450 to $2,092,050.

Award activity has grown consistently year over year, rising from 10 awards in 2022 to 34 awards in 2025, with 26 awards recorded in 2026 year to date. Thirty-six awards carrying a combined potential value of $5.7 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing a significant recompete exposure window for the vendor and corresponding recompete opportunity for competitors.

Hangar 4 Services operates exclusively as a prime contractor; all 117 awards are prime contracts or IDVs with zero sub-award activity in the source portfolio. The vendor builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on subcontractors. Across the limited Service Contract Inventory reporting available (5 SCI records spanning FY2022–FY2024), the vendor invoiced $554 thousand in federal service-contract revenue—$107 thousand in FY2022 and $447 thousand in FY2024, with zero revenue recorded in FY2023. SCI-reported workforce scaled from 2.8 FTEs in FY2022 to 4.8 FTEs in FY2024. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $18.73/hr to a 90th percentile of $58.14/hr, with a median rate around $21.26/hr, consistent with grounds maintenance labor at the federal level. The vendor performed zero subcontracted hours on these contracts—it carries all delivery internally.

Hangar 4 Services' footprint is narrowly specialized and highly concentrated. Every award funds VA cemetery or VA medical center grounds maintenance under SDVOSB set-asides, with no diversification into other agencies, service lines, or competitive postures. The vendor's growth trajectory, stable customer relationship with the VA, and expanding task-order volume under established IDCs indicate sustained execution capability in the VA cemetery-maintenance market, but recompete risk in the next two years is substantial relative to its $39 million combined potential value base.