Metropolitan Air Conditioning Service Co

Metropolitan Air Conditioning Service Co, a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Oklahoma City, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering mechanical construction, HVAC installation, maintenance, and repair services to federal agencies, predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides.

The vendor's customer footprint is overwhelmingly concentrated on the Federal Aviation Administration. Of 122 prime awards spanning 2007 to September 2026, 99 awards (83% of total) fund FAA programs across four distinct sub-offices: FAA Franchise Acquisition Services (29 awards, $23.1 million), FAA Aeronautical Center (44 awards, $8.1 million), FAA Non-Franchise Acquisition Services (8 awards, $10.4 million), and FAA Headquarters (18 awards, $3.9 million). The combined potential value across all FAA awards is approximately $45.5 million of the vendor's $48 million total portfolio. The remaining customer agencies—the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration and the General Services Administration, with 2 awards totaling $43 thousand and 1 award of $1.6 million respectively—represent residual activity outside the FAA concentration.

Representative capability work includes a $2.7 million chiller and cooling tower upgrades delivery order (January 2025) under the FAA Non-Franchise Acquisition Services IDIQ, a $657,270 NETS chiller replacement delivery order (July 2026) under the $14.5 million FAA Franchise Acquisition Services multiple-award IDIQ for mechanical construction and HVAC services, a $559,753.77 aggregated HVAC replacement order across three facilities (August 2025), and ongoing smaller-dollar mechanical integration work such as $120,220 HVAC replacement and cooling system work and $59,782 water fountain and bottle-fill station installations across six FAA buildings (both July 2026). Firm fixed-price delivery orders range from approximately $12,000 to $2.7 million, with the majority of work concentrated at the FAA's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City and subordinate FAA regional facilities.

The vendor holds position on five named FAA indefinite delivery contracts. The most active is IDC 6973GH-23-D-00023, which carries 29 task orders with $8 million combined potential value. The Monroney Aeronautical Center Mechanical Construction 2017-2022 IDIQ has generated 28 task orders worth $5.3 million. Three additional IDIQs—DTFAAC-10-D-00018, DTFAAC-06-D-00101, and DTFAAC-14-D-00061—collectively account for 54 task orders with $6.8 million combined potential value. The largest vehicle by ceiling is the $14.5 million FAA Franchise Acquisition Services multiple-award contract (awarded January 2023, expiring January 2027) reserved for Total Small Business set-asides, which has generated eight recent delivery orders totaling over $2 million since July 2026.

Activity accelerated sharply in 2025 (12 awards) and continues through 2026 (10 awards to date), following a low-activity period in 2024 (2 awards). Fourteen awards worth $3.6 million in combined potential value will reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure concentrated on the FAA Franchise Acquisition Services and Non-Franchise Acquisition Services IDIQs. The vendor has maintained continuous federal contract activity since its October 2005 System for Award Management registration, with no subcontractor engagement across the prime portfolio — all 122 awards execute as firm fixed-price sole-performance delivery orders under FAA mechanical construction vehicles.