Heidelberg Resources, LLC

Heidelberg Resources, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and SBA 8(a) Program participant based in Corpus Christi, Texas, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, maintenance, and facilities management services to federal installations and healthcare facilities. The company is minority-owned and operates across both set-aside and full-and-open competitions, with set-aside work anchored to SDVOSB and Competitive 8(a) designations.

Heidelberg Resources' capability portfolio centers on facilities infrastructure, mechanical systems repair, and building construction. Representative prime work includes a $33.75 million definitive contract awarded September 30, 2026, by USDA Rural Housing Service for the Multifamily Physical Inspection Program (MPIP) under SDVOSB set-aside; a $5.84 million purchase order from Air Combat Command (awarded September 30, 2025) for procurement and installation of Veeder Root TLS 450 PLUS fuel monitoring systems at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, with completion extended to July 11, 2027; a $421.2 thousand definitive contract from Naval Facilities Engineering Command (April 18, 2024) for lift station pump replacement at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi under Competitive 8(a) set-aside; and a $234.7 thousand definitive contract from the VA (August 31, 2022) for roofing contractor construction services under SDVOSB set-aside at South Texas Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The company has also delivered recurring facilities maintenance, HVAC system repairs, water line replacements, emergency facility restoration, fire protection services, and life safety assessment work across Navy installations in Texas.

Customer concentration aligns heavily with the Department of the Navy. The top five funding agencies account for 96% of combined potential value across 54 prime awards totaling $51.2 million. USDA Rural Housing Service anchors the value ranking with one $33.75 million award, followed by Air Combat Command ($5.84 million, one award), Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($5 million, eight awards), Navy Installations Command ($4.1 million, 22 awards), and VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 ($631 thousand, three awards). By award count, Navy Installations Command dominates with 22 awards, representing 41% of the recent portfolio, followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command with eight awards. The two rankings diverge sharply—Navy volume comes from numerous small task orders (median under $100 thousand), whereas USDA's single award carries exceptional dollar magnitude and multi-year runway. Recent growth accelerated: six awards in 2022 escalated to 18 awards in 2025, indicating expanding Navy task-order activity.

Two single-award indefinite delivery vehicles anchor delivery-order velocity. The $766.7 thousand Navy Installations Command Competitive 8(a) IDC for Kingsville Base Operation Services (awarded October 1, 2023, extending through September 30, 2026) has generated 22 task orders totaling $4.1 million in cumulative potential value and covers base operations, maintenance, repair, and emergency facility support. The $4.5 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command 8(a) Sole Source IDC for General Construction Services (awarded March 27, 2023, extending through April 4, 2028) has generated eight task orders totaling $5 million and covers water line replacement, sanitary line work, building envelope repairs, and infrastructure upgrades. A third vehicle, a $250 thousand single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement from Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Hood (awarded April 18, 2025, extending through April 2028), provides construction and facilities management support.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is moderate: two awards with combined potential value of $6 million reach ultimate completion inside that window. However, the two principal Navy IDVs have optionality extending into 2026 (Kingsville) and 2028 (NAVFAC), providing continuity provided options are exercised.

Heidelberg Resources competes exclusively as a prime; the source records zero subcontract relationships. Activity reflects facility-intensive federal real estate: commercial and institutional building construction dominates at 24 of 54 awards, followed by facilities support services (14 awards) and building inspection services (5 awards). PSC coding skews toward housekeeping and facilities operations support (11 awards) and repair or alteration of buildings and real property (7 awards each). The vendor operates as a responsive provider to Navy and VA facilities maintenance backlogs, with occasional strategic wins in larger infrastructure modernization (fuel monitoring systems, multifamily housing programs).

Heidelberg Resources, LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), and active SBA 8(a) Program Participant, headquartered in Corpus Christi, Texas. Established in 2020, the firm delivers a full spectrum of construction and facility support services for military, federal, and civilian government clients. With a leadership team rooted in military service and industry expertise, Heidelberg Resources is committed to providing high-quality, cost-effective solutions that enhance infrastructure reliability, operational readiness, and mission success.