Heritage Interiors LLC

Heritage Interiors LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business based in Herndon, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering furniture, fixtures, equipment (FF&E) procurement, interior design, audiovisual systems integration, and facilities modernization services to federal civilian and defense agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a) set-asides, with selective full-and-open competition at the delivery-order task level against existing IDIQ vehicles. Heritage Interiors holds nine single-award indefinite-delivery contracts and one blanket purchase agreement valued at approximately $252 million in aggregate ceiling across federal agencies, positioning it as an established provider of turnkey workspace modernization solutions with 100% of recent awards as prime contractor work.

Heritage Interiors' customer concentration reflects a dispersed federal footprint across 62 agencies. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command leads by potential value with 22 awards worth $114 million, anchored by Building 1000 and Redstone Arsenal facility modernization work across multiple delivery orders valued individually from $63 thousand to $4.2 million. The Department of Labor Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management follows with 5 awards worth $76.5 million, driven by a competitive 8(a) single-award IDIQ for furniture and relocation services valued at $76.13 million with 28 active task orders. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters ranks highest by award count with 72 orders worth $40.5 million, reflecting high-velocity transactional delivery against existing vehicles for conference room upgrades, facility relocations, and furniture procurement across regional offices nationwide. The Defense Contract Audit Agency contributes 23 awards worth $38.6 million from an 8(a) sole-source $31.2 million IDIQ established May 2024, supporting facilities management and furniture disposal across DCAA office closures. By award count, the National Science Foundation Division of Administrative Services leads with 51 awards (51st-percentile concentration), anchored by a managed print services and multifunction devices IDIQ worth $7.9 million. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service follows with 31 awards worth $23.2 million for facilities and HVAC work.

Heritage Interiors' parent contract vehicle portfolio demonstrates concentration in government-wide and agency-specific IDIQs. The Department of Labor Furniture and Relocation Services IDIQ (1605C1-24-D-0003, competitive 8(a), $76.13 million, September 2024–September 2027) carries 32 task orders generating $6.2 million in combined potential value. The Program Executive Office Missiles and Space IDIQ ($20 million, 8(a) sole-source, August 2023–September 2028) has issued nine delivery orders totaling approximately $4.9 million. The Defense Contract Audit Agency Facilities Management IDIQ ($31.2 million, 8(a) sole-source, May 2024–April 2029) supports active furniture disposal, alarm system conversion, and office closure work across distributed DCAA locations. The Federal Highway Administration Security Equipment and System Maintenance IDIQ ($15.2 million, 8(a) sole-source, September 2023–August 2028) funds furniture and security site assessment task orders across regional field offices. The Army Southern Command Building 1000 Facility Upgrade IDIQ ($22 million, 8(a) sole-source, July 2024–July 2029) drives the largest single Army award volume, with four delivery orders totaling $8.9 million for facility modernization, project management, and FF&E work at Joint Base San Antonio Fort Sam Houston. A National Cancer Institute Interior Design Furniture IDIQ ($15 million, 8(a) sole-source, September 2026–September 2031) was established in September 2026 with two delivery orders issued immediately thereafter for interior design and FF&E work. The Department of Justice Antitrust Division Furniture and Office Outfitting IDIQ ($25 million, 8(a) sole-source, May 2026–May 2028) carries a $9.1 million delivery order for headquarters furniture, fixtures, and equipment.

Activity trajectory shows significant growth. Awards increased from 73 in 2022 to a peak of 125 in 2024, with 53 and 63 awards respectively in 2025 and the first three quarters of 2026, indicating sustained but moderated ordering volume. Within the next 24 months, 65 awards with combined potential value of $72.6 million reach ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure and renewal opportunity across Department of Labor, Army, Defense Contract Audit Agency, and FAA vehicles. Service Contract Inventory data captures partial visibility of Heritage Interiors' federal labor engagement. SCI-reportable invoiced revenue totaled $10.9 million across FY2022–FY2025 (FY2022: $447 thousand; FY2023: $529 thousand; FY2024: $5.2 million; FY2025: $4.8 million). Workforce as reported in SCI grew from 1.0 FTE in FY2022 to 119 FTEs in FY2025, reflecting scaling of service-hour delivery on labor-intensive installation, project management, and relocation assignments. Median government-paid hourly rate on SCI-reportable prime contracts runs approximately $214.80/hr, with rates spanning a wide spectrum—10th percentile at $41.03/hr (indicating high-volume logistics or transactional work) and 90th percentile at $4,112.09/hr (reflecting project management and specialized technical roles). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, an average of 26% of hours are sourced from 15 named subcontractors, indicating Heritage Interiors supplements its internal delivery teams selectively on labor-intensive engagements while managing product procurement and logistics in-house.

Heritage Interiors operates as a 100% prime contractor across its recent federal award footprint, with no sub-award activity in the source data. Subcontractor engagement on SCI-reportable labor-hour service contracts reflects selective partnerships—named subcontractors include Avi-Spl LLC, an audiovisual and digital workplace services provider based in Tampa, Florida, which has delivered audiovisual equipment procurement and systems integration for facility modernization at Redstone Arsenal. The vendor's corporate structure identifies Heritage Interiors as a subsidiary of Akima LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation also based in Herndon, Virginia, though Heritage Interiors maintains independent SAM.gov registration, distinct contracting authority, and direct customer relationships. The parent relationship does not materially affect Heritage Interiors' independent bidding posture or competitive positioning in federal procurement.

Heritage Interiors' core capability portfolio centers on furniture, fixtures, and equipment procurement and installation; interior design and space planning; audiovisual systems integration; facilities management; relocation and move management; project management; and minor construction and infrastructure support. Representative work includes a $4.2 million Building 1000 modernization delivery order with Army Southern Command (September 2025, ultimate completion November 2026) encompassing complete furniture outfitting, design, and project management; a $1.52 million Employment and Training Administration FF&E order with the Department of Labor (September 2021, completion July 2027) for furniture, fixtures, equipment procurement and installation; a $9.1 million Department of Justice Antitrust Division headquarters furniture order (May 2026, completion May 2029) for comprehensive FF&E procurement; a $3.5 million Federal Energy Regulatory Commission audiovisual upgrades order (December 2024, completion June 2026); and a $2.1 million Mine Safety and Health Administration relocation order (August 2024, completion June 2025) for personnel, furniture, and equipment moves from Arlington to Herndon. Delivery order ceiling values range from approximately $4,000 micro-purchases for FAA conference room seating to multi-million-dollar turnkey solutions, with strong concentration in the $40,000–$500,000 range for modular furniture installations and office reconfiguration work.

Heritage Interiors' 8(a) certification (valid through October 5, 2029) anchors its positioning in set-aside procurement, with approximately 70–80% of awards carrying 8(a) sole-source or competitive 8(a) designations. The vendor successfully competes full-and-open across FAA, NSF, USDA, and other civilian customer bases where vehicles are already established, demonstrating competitive capability beyond set-aside reliance. The company's ownership as an Alaskan Native Corporation adds strategic value for federal contractors pursuing 8(a) teaming arrangements or looking to access distributed subcontractor capacity on facilities modernization requirements, though Heritage Interiors' award footprint shows minimal use of named federal subcontractors and instead relies on industry supply-chain partners for product procurement.

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