Maloof Weathertight Solutions, LLC

Maloof Weathertight Solutions, LLC, doing business as Jeffery Maloof, is a Warner Robins, Georgia-based HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business that delivers roofing, exterior construction, and facility maintenance services to Department of Defense installations as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards). The company operates as a sole proprietorship and competes almost exclusively under HUBZone and small-business set-asides, with a recurring posture on Army and Air Force regional IDIQ vehicles. Maloof holds SBA certifications as a HUBZone firm and self-certified small disadvantaged business; recent award data also reference service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) designation, though source materials do not confirm current SDVOSB status.

Maloof's federal work centers on roofing replacement, repair, and emergency maintenance at southeastern military installations, with ancillary work in exterior construction, masonry, awning installation, gutter and downspout replacement, and pressure washing. Representative prime awards include a $468,074.75 roof replacement at Building 305, Hunter Army Airfield (Army Southeast Region, September 2025, HUBZone set-aside, completion May 2026); a $689,548.35 roof replacement at Building 1320, Fort Stewart (Army Southeast Region, July 2025, HUBZone set-aside, completion March 2026); and a $2,661,220 roof repair and replacement on Building 982 at South Base, Robins Air Force Base (Air Force Materiel Command, September 2022, no set-aside, completion November 2023). The company performs substantially all work with internal resources and maintains no identified subcontractors across its prime footprint.

Customer concentration is acute and regional. The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region accounts for 135 awards worth $251.7 million combined potential value—88% of all recent awards and 82% of combined potential value across the entire portfolio. The Air Force Materiel Command places an additional 16 awards worth $53.1 million. All five named customer agencies are DoD installations in the southeastern United States; Maloof has no recorded federal civil-sector work. Within the past five years, activity has been heavy: 42 awards in 2022, 21 in 2023, 34 in 2024, 32 in 2025, and 5 awards to date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 153 prime and sub awards stands at $305.2 million; obligated dollars total $38.5 million (13% obligated rate, typical for task-order vehicles with multiple option years).

Maloof holds four primary parent contract vehicles. The largest is a single-award HUBZone indefinite-delivery contract W9124M23D0003 with Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region ($13.976 million ceiling, May 2025–May 2030) for roofing services at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield, which has generated 49 task orders worth $10.8 million combined potential value. A second Army single-award HUBZone IDIQ W9124M20D0006 ($9.22 million ceiling, July 2023–July 2028) for the same installations has produced 63 task orders totaling $13.3 million combined potential value. The Air Force Materiel Command multiple-award exterior construction IDIQ FA850122D0010 ($45 million ceiling, July 2022–July 2027) has generated 15 task orders valued at $8.1 million combined potential value. A newly awarded multiple-award Fort Benning Directorate of Public Works IDIQ (W9124M25DA009, $193 million ceiling, July 2026–July 2031, 100% small-business set-aside) has produced 19 task orders worth $3 million combined potential value as of the October 2026 snapshot. Roofing contractors (NAICS 236220) dominate Maloof's work, accounting for 150 of 153 awards; 88 awards carry PSC Z231 (Construction of Miscellaneous Buildings) designation.

A recompete cliff of only $776 thousand in potential value completing within the next twenty-four months indicates low near-term contract-expiration risk. However, the company's business model centers on a small number of regional Army and Air Force single-award and multiple-award IDIQ vehicles; loss of or material reduction in task-order flow from Army Southeast Region would create substantial revenue pressure. Service Contract Inventory data captures minimal SCI-reportable activity: 2 records as named subcontractor across FY2024–FY2025, generating 1.8 FTEs combined across both years. This reflects Maloof's positioning as a prime contractor on goods and fixed-price construction contracts, which fall outside SCI reporting thresholds for federal service contracting above $150,000.

Maloof subcontracts to Korte Construction Company on a $500+ thousand building fire-damage repair award (May 2023, roofing scope); no other named prime relationships appear in the source. The company's operational footprint is concentrated at Fort Stewart, Hunter Army Airfield, and Robins Air Force Base in Georgia, with no evidence of national or multiregional capability beyond the southeastern corridor.