Mckenney's, Inc.

Mckenney's, Inc., doing business as Mckenneys Inc., is a mechanial and HVAC contracting firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, that delivers facility maintenance, repair, and emergency infrastructure services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders, with no subcontracting activity and no SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint. The company is a child entity of Mckenneys Inc., a parent corporate structure, and competes exclusively in full-and-open procurement with federal customers.

Mckenney's primary capability portfolio centers on HVAC repair and replacement (air handler coils, chiller systems, CRAC units, fan coils), plumbing and leak remediation, medical gas systems and compressor installation, cooling tower rental and deployment, and emergency facility infrastructure work. Recent work includes a $299,737 firm-fixed-price definitive contract awarded by Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 (VISN 7) in November 2023 for inpatient pharmacy plumbing and remediation services at a VA medical facility in Decatur, Georgia; a $767,795 purchase order from VISN 7 in March 2023 for HVAC repair including removal and replacement of main server room CRAC units; a $178,423 purchase order from the U.S. Penitentiary Atlanta in May 2024 for Chiller 3 repair under Project 24Z3AY9; and a $472,337 purchase order from VISN 7 in February 2023 for pharmacy chiller delivery and installation. The company has also provided oil-free air compressor procurement to the Food and Drug Administration ($31,730, September 2023) and HVAC maintenance services to EPA Region 4 ($2,836.28, May 2024).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Veterans Affairs. VISN 7 accounts for 24 awards (62% of the top-customer count share) with $3.2 million in combined potential value, anchoring Mckenney's federal footprint. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons United States Penitentiary Atlanta follows with 6 awards and $256 thousand combined potential value. However, a single GSA Federal Acquisition Service award carries $4.7 million in combined potential value, making it the largest-dollar customer when ranked by potential value despite a much smaller award count. The top five customers by award count represent 62% of all awards; across all 68 awards, the vendor has served 20 distinct federal agencies. Neither ranking signals material concentration risk—VISN 7 dominates volume but the GSA outlier suggests one large vehicle or supplier relationship separate from the core facility maintenance business.

Activity has remained modest and flat: the vendor recorded 7 awards in 2022, 5 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 1 in 2026 (through June). The combined potential value across all 68 awards stands at $8.5 million, with $7 million obligated (82% of the ceiling). All awards are purchase orders or definitive contracts under $500,000; none involve IDVs, GWACs, or parent vehicle seats. No awards carried SBA set-asides, and no awards involved subcontracting. The vendor does not appear on any government-wide acquisition contract, multiple-award schedule, or blanket purchase agreement as a primary awardee; the two GSA Federal Supply Schedule task orders and one blanket purchase agreement noted in the top-parent-vehicles block are minimal in scope ($40 thousand combined across the schedule work).

SCI reporting captures minimal service-contract activity: one FY2024 SCI record listed the vendor as a named subcontractor with 0.4 FTEs, indicating Mckenney's was a low-hours sub on a single federal service contract above the $150,000 threshold in that fiscal year. This SCI footprint does not reflect the company's primary federal work, which is captured as purchase orders for equipment, materials, and small repair jobs—categories excluded from SCI. The company operates as a 100% prime contractor with zero sub-award activity across its disclosed federal contract portfolio, selling maintenance and replacement parts directly to federal facility managers rather than as a subcontractor to systems integrators or larger construction primes.

Mckenney's profile is consistent with a regional mechanical contractor focused on direct relationships with facility management teams at VA hospitals and federal corrections institutions in and around Atlanta. The company's federal work is transactional (purchase-order-driven), non-recurring (emergency repairs, one-off equipment replacements), and concentrated in three customer nodes: VISN 7, the Atlanta Penitentiary, and scattered health and civilian agencies. This structure limits exposure to major recompetes or vehicle-based pipeline risk but also signals limited scalability into larger integration or construction programs.