HHI Corporation

HHI Corporation, doing business as HHI Corporation-California, is a woman-owned small business based in Harrisville, Utah, that delivers military facility construction, renovation, utility infrastructure engineering, and specialized equipment manufacturing to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 208 of its 218 federal awards (95%). The company competes predominantly under full-and-open designations, though it holds seats on multiple total-small-business set-aside construction vehicles and has received scattered small-business set-aside delivery orders across its federal footprint.

HHI's customer concentration sits squarely with the Air Force and Army. The top five customer entities by potential value account for 89% of combined potential value across all awards: the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center ($5.08 billion across six awards), Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($755.2 million across seven awards), Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Sacramento ($566.2 million across seventeen awards), Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha ($349.6 million across eighteen awards), and Air Force Sustainment Center ($313.8 million across twenty-four awards). A second ranking by award count reveals substantial platform breadth — the top customer set (Air Force, Air Force Sustainment Center, Army, Army Corps of Engineers Omaha, and Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento) accounts for 52% of recent awards, indicating a deep bench of smaller regional tasks alongside large-dollar infrastructure programs.

HHI's capabilities center on military facility construction and renovation (NAICS 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction; 90 awards), industrial building construction (30 awards), utility infrastructure work including electrical power distribution, natural gas piping, water systems, and fire suppression (8 awards under PSC for Construction of Other Utilities), and specialized equipment manufacturing — primarily aircraft maintenance stands and safety railings for F-16, F-22, F-35, CV-22, and V-22 platforms (4 to 5 awards annually under aircraft parts NAICS 336413). Recent representative prime work includes a $238.9 million single-award IDIQ from ENDIST Sacramento (September 2025) for F-35 and T-7A East Campus infrastructure at Hill Air Force Base spanning electrical, water, natural gas, fire suppression, and communications systems through December 2027; a $79.2 million definitive contract from Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento (August 2023) for roof replacement and office renovation of Building 225 Area D at Hill Air Force Base through July 2026; a $59.6 million definitive contract from ENDIST Los Angeles (September 2023) for construction of the 6th Aircraft Maintenance Unit F-35A facility at Luke Air Force Base; and a $41.7 million delivery order from ENDIST Sacramento for electrical infrastructure and power distribution at Hill Air Force Base through December 2027.

HHI holds three major indefinite-delivery vehicles anchoring recent task-order activity. The $238.9 million Hill Air Force Base F-35/T-7A East Campus IDIQ (single award, ENDIST Sacramento, through November 2027) has generated five delivery orders totaling roughly $103 million in value as of September 2025. The $249 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command Secure Spaces MACC Group 109 (single award, through December 2026) focuses on facility renovation and secure construction across southwestern states and has produced a $556,462 China Lake evidence compound conversion delivery order and smaller minimum-guarantee task orders. The $100 million Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex blanket purchase agreement for fall protection work stands (multiple award, through September 2028) has supported aircraft maintenance equipment supply across the Air Force portfolio. Secondary vehicles include the Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract (12 task orders, $43.7 million combined value, spanning NIST, Air Force Space Command, and Air National Guard civil works), the Air Force Regional Engineering and Construction – West 2016-2021 (12 task orders, $108.7 million), and the Hill Air Force Base MACC 2016-2021 (10 task orders, $63.3 million). The company has served 32 distinct federal agencies, with Air Force, Navy, and Army driving 70% of award volume and 78% of combined potential value.

HHI Corporation's combined potential value across all awards stands at $7.92 billion with $854 million obligated to date (11% drawn). Awards have remained relatively steady over the past five years (9–14 awards per year, 2022–2025), with a recompete cliff of $368.8 million in potential value reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2002 and holds a Subchapter S corporate structure.

In its subcontractor role (5% of recent awards), HHI supplies specialized manufacturing work to Lockheed Martin on Taiwan and Morocco F-16 Production Block 70/72 aircraft stands and fuselage dollies (multiple awards in 2024), provides repair labor and materials to Southwest Research Institute for automated coating removal system maintenance at Hill Air Force Base (May 2025), and performs structural steel and piping work to Granite Construction Company Guam on Navy-commercial hardening projects in Guam (2022–2023). The sub footprint is concentrated in aircraft support equipment and facility infrastructure delivery to large prime contractors rather than broad subcontracting across civilian agencies.

General Contracting/Const, Const Mgnt, Design-Build, Military Const, Three Phase Const Quality Mgnt W/RMS Software, LEED Design & Certification, Network Scheduling, Equipment Install, Paint Booths, Aircraft Fuel Systems, Renovate/Restore, Environmental