Mobile Techs LLC

Mobile Techs LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned and veteran-owned small business based in Coral Springs, Florida, operates as a prime contractor delivering equipment maintenance, repair, and refurbishment services to ten distinct federal agencies, with no subcontract footprint. The company is minority-owned and holds SBA certifications for SDVOSB and VOSB through January 1, 2029. Mobile Techs competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with 76% of awards carrying that designation; the remaining 24% are issued full-and-open or without set-aside, reflecting unrestricted government requirements.

Mobile Techs' capability portfolio centers on maintenance, repair, and preventive servicing of specialized industrial and military equipment. The company delivers heavy equipment maintenance (backhoes, dozers, excavators, loaders, skid steers) under Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 blanket purchase agreements; material handling equipment maintenance (forklifts ranging 3,000 to 70,000 pounds, front-end loaders, utility vehicles, sweepers) under Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services indefinite delivery contracts; aircraft ground support equipment servicing (tow vehicles, maintenance stands, ground power units, aircraft jacks) at NOAA's Aircraft Operations Center; and specialized repairs including fire truck engine replacement, hydraulic systems work, and cylinder refurbishment. Representative work includes a $553,125 firm fixed-price purchase order with NOAA (awarded February 9, 2026) for five-year maintenance of approximately 90 pieces of AGSE at the Aircraft Operations Center in Fort Lauderdale; a $249,825 Defense Commissary Agency purchase order (April 1, 2026) for preventive maintenance and unscheduled repair of material handling equipment at Luke, Davis-Monthan, and Fort Huachuca Air Force bases in Arizona, structured as hybrid firm-fixed and time-and-materials pricing; and a $12 million ten-year Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 heavy equipment BPA (August 14, 2025) covering licensed technician services across twelve states and territories.

Customer concentration favors Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4, which accounts for $22 million (81% of combined potential value) across three awards—the two regional BPAs and associated calls. Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services ranks second by count with eleven awards valued at $3.4 million combined potential value, primarily delivery orders under five single-award indefinite delivery contracts for material handling equipment maintenance at military installations and disposition facilities. The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration, Department of Commerce NOAA, and Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard round out the active set. These five customers represent 99% of combined potential value and 76% of award count.

Mobile Techs holds five active Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services single-award IDIQs with ceilings ranging from $452,398.50 to $697,518, all issued in 2025 or 2026 under total small business set-asides for material handling equipment maintenance at locations including Warner Robins, Georgia; Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; Tucson and Sierra, California; and North Carolina. Two Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 BPAs (one $10 million vehicle maintenance agreement issued April 30, 2026, one $12 million heavy equipment agreement issued August 14, 2025) provide recurring call authority across the twelve-state Region 4 footprint. Three delivery orders have been issued against the DLA IDIQs in recent months. Mobile Techs' NAICS concentration is heavily weighted to Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance (23 awards), with secondary PSC codes focused on materials handling equipment maintenance (14 awards) and vehicular equipment components (3 awards).

Activity has accelerated: five awards in 2024, fifteen in 2025, and nine year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value across all 29 prime awards stands at $27 million, though only $1.4 million (5%) has been obligated to date—a signal of front-loaded ceiling structures on the Fish and Wildlife and DLA vehicles. Three awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $380 thousand combined potential value and face recompete risk.