Hydro-Tech, Inc.

Hydro-Tech, Inc., a small business based in Lehi, Utah, operates as a prime contractor specializing in historic preservation, masonry restoration, and federal building repair and maintenance work. The vendor competes under total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements; all twenty-eight recent awards are carried as prime contracts with no subcontractor tier.

Hydro-Tech's capability portfolio centers on stone and bronze conservation, historic masonry work, monument restoration, and federal property maintenance. Representative work includes a $1.55 million definitive contract awarded September 24, 2026, by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Southeast Region to restore and conserve the Wisconsin State Monument at Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi—encompassing stone cleaning and repair, bronze restoration, repointing joints, and lightning protection system installation on a 122-foot granite monument dedicated in 1911. Other representative awards include a $802.7 thousand definitive contract with GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5 (April 2022) for monument stair restoration, limestone and granite repairs, and drainage system installation at the E. Adair Ross Federal Building and United States Courthouse in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and a $49,998 purchase order with GSA Region 8 (August 2023) for repair mortar and joint sealants at the Federal Building in Huron, South Dakota.

Customer concentration reflects a federal real-property and infrastructure focus. GSA Public Buildings Service accounts for the largest award count—twelve awards across five distinct regions—with Region 5 anchoring the largest combined potential value at $5.6 million across four contracts. The Department of the Interior National Park Service contributes two awards with combined potential value of $6.3 million. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command and the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission round out the active agency set. Across the top customers, GSA and the Department of the Interior account for 72% of combined potential value.

Activity is sparse and episodic. The vendor recorded one award each in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023, then a three-year gap before the most recent award in September 2026. Combined potential value across all twenty-eight awards stands at $21.1 million, with obligated dollars at $24.4 million—reflecting actual spend exceeding ceiling values on completed work. One award (the Wisconsin State Monument contract, $1.6 million combined potential value) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and exposes recompete risk. NAICS concentration runs heavily to Masonry Contractors (13 awards), with Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (5 awards) as secondary. SCI-reported invoicing for the two service contracts in the dataset (FY2022–FY2023) totaled $1.2 million across 1.0 to 1.5 FTEs; government-paid hourly rates for labor on those contracts ran a median of approximately $239.54 per hour, with senior labor through $255.85 per hour. The vendor performs no subcontracted labor on federal service contracts and maintains no visible sub-tier relationships.

Masonry Restoration