HMU Savers LLC

HMU Savers LLC, a woman-owned small business based in North Brunswick, New Jersey, supplies construction materials, building equipment, industrial components, and facilities goods to federal agencies as a prime contractor under total small business and women-owned small business set-asides. The vendor's recent federal footprint consists entirely of prime purchase orders across highly fragmented customer agencies, with no subcontract or IDV participation.

HMU Savers competes exclusively under small-business set-asides. All thirteen awards in the source data carry either a Total Small Business or Women-Owned Small Business designation. The vendor's capability portfolio reflects opportunistic procurement of tangible goods rather than a consolidated service line: recent named work includes $175.5 thousand in concrete blocks (2 feet by 2 feet by 6 feet, V-Notch interlocking, 4,000 psi minimum) supplied to Army Forces Command on a July 2026 purchase order; $115.1 thousand in Allen Bradley PLC modules to Naval Sea Systems Command on a June 2026 order; $96.5 thousand in a diesel tow-behind 18-foot chipper with Tier 4 Final diesel engine and hydraulic winch to National Park Service at Independence National Historical Park on a July 2026 order; $71.8 thousand in plaques and awards (Piano Fin R-Wood, Rosewood Piano Finish boxes, Florentine plates) to Federal Correctional Institution Cumberland; and $48.8 thousand in zinc/aluminum roofing panels, ridge cap flashing, and stainless steel roofing screws to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in August 2026. Additional orders span ready-mix concrete for boat-ramp extension at USDA Forest Service sites, front security gates for U.S. Coast Guard Station Monterey, office furniture for Army Training and Doctrine Command, concrete forms for Air National Guard, and museum cabinetry for Washington National Guard.

Customer concentration is low. The top five customer entities by award count cover 54% of awards; by potential value, the top five cover 73%, with no single agency exceeding two awards. The Department of the Army Forces Command anchors the largest single order at $175.5 thousand; the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command is second at $115.1 thousand; and National Park Service (across multiple regions) accounts for $187 thousand combined across four separate purchase orders. The remaining eight agencies (Coast Guard, Forest Service, Bureau of Prisons, Washington National Guard, Air National Guard, and others) each hold one award under $50 thousand. Recent activity reflects thirteen awards issued between May and September 2026 with a combined potential value of $717 thousand. Five awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $121 thousand.