Mastercraft Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Mastercraft Mechanical Contractors, Inc., a small business based in Odon, Indiana, delivers mechanical systems installation, HVAC repair and replacement, and general facility construction and renovation services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor competing in open (non-set-aside) procurements, with approximately 94% of recent awards concentrated among Navy subcommands and the Army.

Mastercraft is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation with a SAM.gov registration dating to 2001, competing primarily under full-and-open procurements rather than set-aside categories. The company's primary NAICS footprint spans Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (162 awards), Industrial Building Construction (39 awards), and Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction (26 awards). Recent representative work includes a $240,595 Total Small Business delivery order from Navy Installations Command (April 2026) for crane rails replacement at Naval Support Activity Crane, a $473,299 Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order (March 2026) to install sidewalk and lighting at Naval Weapons Station Crane, and a $297,251 Army task order (March 2025) for break room renovation at Naval Support Activity Crane.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of the Navy accounts for 109 of 273 total awards (40% of award count), with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command alone anchoring $89.8 million of combined potential value across 34 awards. Naval Sea Systems Command (89 awards, $17 million) and Navy Installations Command (9 awards, $11.3 million) round out the Navy concentration. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command holds 16 awards totaling $2.8 million. Within the Navy, the potential-value ranking diverges from award count: while Naval Sea Systems Command places the most orders (89), the Naval Facilities Engineering Command's 34 awards carry the highest total ceiling ($89.8 million versus $17 million). This signals a customer mix of high-frequency, lower-value tactical repairs alongside fewer, higher-value renovation and construction projects.

The vendor's business flows almost entirely through a single primary vehicle: Indefinite Delivery Contract N6895002D3016 (105 task orders), a $60 million single-award ID/IQ held with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Mid-Atlantic, extending through September 2026. This contract, awarded September 27, 2021, without set-aside designation, authorizes minor construction, renovation, and repair services at Naval Support Activity Crane and Glendora Test Facility in Indiana. Individual task orders under the vehicle range from $12,597 to $744,350, and cover HVAC system replacements, direct digital control system upgrades, mechanical systems modernization, building renovations, concrete work, door replacements, boiler replacements, wastewater treatment modifications, and general facility repairs. Three secondary vehicles (NAVFAC Crane IN Mechanical Construction 2015–2020 with 34 task orders and $8.4 million potential value; NAVFAC Glendora Test Facility Construction 2011–2014 with 27 task orders and $6.4 million potential value; and two additional IDIQs with 25 and 23 task orders respectively) account for subordinate volume. Recent activity shows decline: five awards in 2025, three in 2024, following nine in 2023. Only three awards (combined potential value $714 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, signaling minimal near-term recompete exposure, though the primary $60 million vehicle approaches its September 2026 ceiling date.

The vendor executes 100% of its footprint as a prime contractor with no subcontract exposure. Work is performed entirely at Naval Support Activity Crane and Glendora Test Facility in Indiana, supporting Department of the Navy facility maintenance and operational readiness. Mastercraft has not appeared as a subcontractor across the source portfolio, making it a prime-only strategic player for this customer set rather than a sub-tier option for broader teaming arrangements.