Home Maintenance Group LLC

Home Maintenance Group LLC, operating through its HMG Builders Division, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business (VOSB) based in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, that delivers facility construction, maintenance, repair, and infrastructure services to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor on a heavily concentrated customer base. The vendor competes predominantly under SDVOSB and total small business set-asides; all 96 recent prime awards are set-aside or full-and-open deliverables to the same agency network, with SDVOSB appearing in roughly 70% of named awards.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on healthcare facility infrastructure work: commercial and institutional building construction (43 awards), HVAC and plumbing services (14 awards), building inspection and fire safety compliance (4 awards), remediation services (4 awards), and equipment installation. Representative work includes a $4.81 million temporary boiler stub-out project at Coatesville VA Medical Center (September 2025 award), a $6.36 million steam and condensate piping replacement at Wilmington VA Medical Center (January 2024 award), roof replacements and fire door/damper inspections across multiple facilities, and specialized site preparation for sterile processing equipment. Recent awards span ground-level purchase orders ($2,700 to $124 thousand) and larger delivery orders and definitive contracts in the range of $300 thousand to $1 million.

Customer concentration is extreme. Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 (VISN 4), the VA healthcare network covering Pennsylvania and Delaware, accounts for 92 of 96 awards and $377.5 million of the $377.6 million combined potential value. Three other agencies—Veterans Integrated Service Network 2, Air Force Air Mobility Command, and U.S. Coast Guard—represent a combined $75 thousand across four awards. This concentration means the vendor's recompete risk and growth trajectory are entirely dependent on VISN 4's contracting cycle; seven awards totaling $5.9 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

Home Maintenance Group holds position on four named parent vehicles. The two largest are indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) under VISN 4: IDC 36C24419D0033 (23 task orders, $9.4 million combined potential value) and IDC 36C24425D0098 (2 task orders, $126 thousand). The vendor also holds a single-award SDVOSB IDC for fire/smoke barrier and damper inspections and repairs at Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center through June 29, 2030 (ceiling $344,240). Most significantly, Home Maintenance Group was awarded a $250 million, five-year multiple-award task order contract (MATOC) on March 25, 2026, for construction, maintenance, and repair services at Lebanon and Altoona VA Medical Centers through March 23, 2031, designated as a total small business set-aside. This MATOC represents a major vehicle expansion and establishes the vendor as a multi-year infrastructure provider for two additional VISN 4 facilities.

Activity has been volatile. Awards peaked at 18 in 2022 (when the EO14042 MATOC and related task orders drove volume), dropped sharply to 5 in 2023, recovered to 6 in 2024 and 11 in 2025, then declined to 6 so far in 2026. The most recent award (July 13, 2026) was a $58,949 definitive contract for HVAC installation at Coatesville. Combined potential value across all awards sits at $377.6 million, but only $26.9 million (7%) has been obligated, indicating heavy reliance on ceiling-based IDVs and task order vehicles with periodic funding.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue totaled $4.3 million in FY2024, delivered across 5.7 FTEs on five prime contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold. No SCI-reportable invoicing appeared in FY2022 or FY2023. On SCI-reported prime contracts, the vendor subcontracts on average 20% of total contractor hours to 16 named subcontractors, meaning Home Maintenance Group builds roughly 80% of its own delivery teams on service contracts. Median government-paid rates on these contracts run around $354/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching $482/hr and entry-level rates at $152/hr, positioning the vendor in the mid-range for VA facility work. The $4.3 million SCI figure is a strict subset of federal revenue and excludes goods, purchase orders, and the majority of the vendor's federal award base.

The vendor operates 100% as a prime contractor with no recorded sub-awards, making it a builder and maintainer of its own teams rather than a feeder for larger primes. Its strategic position is entirely downstream from VISN 4's annual appropriations and recompete cycles. The expansion to the Lebanon and Altoona MATOC and presence on multiple IDC vehicles position it to capture task orders across the VISN 4 regional footprint, but the extreme customer concentration and modest obligated-to-potential-value ratio (7%) expose the vendor to funding volatility and administrative recompete risk across a single agency network.

General construction, engineering