Huntsville Rehabilitation Foundation, Inc.

Huntsville Rehabilitation Foundation, Inc., Phoenix Division is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization operating under the federal AbilityOne program that manufactures military equipment and provides custodial and administrative support services to defense agencies as a prime contractor on 96% of recent awards. The foundation, headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, holds no set-aside designations and competes full-and-open across 83 total awards worth $168.4 million in combined potential value.

The vendor's capability portfolio spans three primary service lines. Military equipment manufacturing centers on field packs, MOLLE 4000 parachutist harnesses and load-carrying systems, webbing straps, buckle straps, vehicle seat cushions, smoke curtains, and fire blankets—all delivered through direct purchase orders and task orders under standing IDCs. Custodial and facility-maintenance services cover base-wide operations at Peterson Space Force Base, Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station, Buckley Space Force Base, and multiple Army installations. Administrative and logistical support includes badge-checking and reception services, mail-room operations, and document destruction. A representative contract sample: a $51.98 million firm fixed-price definitive contract awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on July 1, 2025, for custodial services across multiple MDA locations through June 30, 2030 (Fort Belvoir, Virginia as primary place of performance); a $20.4 million single-award IDC from Air Force Space Command on September 1, 2024, for base custodial services at Peterson Space Force Base and Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station; and a $10.6 million single-award IDC from Army Materiel Command TACOM on December 15, 2022, for MOLLE 4000 HSPR, buckle straps, and safety strap dispatchers.

Customer concentration tilts heavily toward the Air Force and Army within DoD. The top five customer organizations account for 78% of award count: Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (25 awards, $714 thousand combined potential value), Air Force Space Command (17 awards, $62 million combined potential value), DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (13 awards, $5 million), DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles (6 awards, $5.4 million), and Army Materiel Command TACOM (4 awards, $5.4 million). Potential value concentration is more pronounced: Air Force Space Command dominates at $62 million, followed by the Missile Defense Agency at $58.7 million and Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command at $11.8 million—these three customers anchor 88% of combined potential value. The vendor serves 15 distinct customer agencies, with most exposure routed through DLA and Air Force logistics and maintenance channels.

The vendor holds five standing IDCs. The $20.4 million Air Force Space Command IDC (FA251724D0002) has already issued two delivery orders totaling $15.4 million. The $10.6 million Army Materiel Command TACOM IDC (W56HZV23D0019) has generated four delivery orders. A $4.09 million DLA Clothing and Textiles IDC (SPE1C123DN002) for field packs supports five task orders valued at $1.3 million combined. A $1.4 million Defense Department Construction and Equipment IDC (awarded December 3, 2025) for portable smoke curtains is newly established and shows immediate utilization with four delivery orders issued in December 2025. An $86.66 thousand multiple-award BPA from Army Materiel Command covers document destruction services.

Activity has grown sharply—from 7 awards in 2022 to 35 in 2024—before moderating to 18 in 2025 and 8 in 2026 (through April). Within the next twenty-four months, 10 awards with combined potential value of $2.7 million reach ultimate completion, creating a modest recompete exposure window. Of $168.4 million combined potential value across all awards, $43 million (26%) has been obligated, indicating substantial future drawdown on standing vehicles.

The vendor operates as a pure prime across its federal footprint—96% of awards are prime contracts or IDCs, with subcontractor activity minimal (4% of awards, three sub records). SCI-reportable service contract invoicing for FY2022–FY2024 shows $0 reported across prime records; the single sub record from FY2024 reflects 4.2 FTEs in a subcontractor role under Axient LLC and Tactica Solutions LLC. This suggests the vendor's federal revenue is dominated by goods (manufacturing task orders) and facility services (custodial IDCs) that fall outside or below the SCI $150 thousand threshold, making SCI an incomplete measure of the vendor's federal activity.

The vendor's recent award profile is concentrated in military logistics, base operations, and defense manufacturing. It has delivered across Peterson Space Force Base, Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station, Buckley Space Force Base, Redstone Arsenal, and multiple DLA Troop Support warehouses, establishing a reputation as a reliable incumbent across defense custodial and equipment-supply channels. With no SBA set-aside posture, the vendor competes on capability and pricing in full-and-open procurements dominated by indefinite delivery vehicles and purchase orders from DoD logistics and space commands.