Rocky Mountain Industrial Control Inc.

Rocky Mountain Industrial Control Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Missoula, Montana, operates as a prime contractor providing electrical maintenance, industrial control system repair, and facility infrastructure support exclusively to the National Institutes of Health Construction program at the NIH Rocky Mountain Laboratories campus in Hamilton, Montana. The company competes under total small business set-asides across its federal portfolio and holds no place on government-wide acquisition vehicles or IDIQs.

Rocky Mountain Industrial Control's capability footprint centers on specialized electrical and generator maintenance work. Representative contract awards include a $150,000 total small business set-aside purchase order (Nov 2024–Nov 2026) for electrical assistance and quality assurance support services encompassing switch and breaker maintenance and generator and controls testing; a $52,767 total small business set-aside purchase order (Apr–Oct 2024) for electrical assistance and QA support on the same switch and breaker maintenance contract; a $37,000 total small business set-aside for variable frequency drive retrofit and replacement in Building 28 (awarded Jul 2023); and a $36,000 total small business set-aside for electrical assistance and QA support services (awarded Aug 2023). Most recent activity includes a $100,000 firm fixed-price purchase order (Oct 2026–Sep 2027) for energy and electrical control systems preventive maintenance, awarded without set-aside designation. The vendor's work history spans programmable logic controller system support, variable frequency drive retrofitting, electrical troubleshooting, and comprehensive generator maintenance critical to the facility's reliability and safety infrastructure.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Construction program represents 100% of the vendor's recent award footprint — 14 awards totaling $626 thousand in combined potential value across a fourteen-year relationship dating to 2010. Award volume has remained modest and intermittent, averaging one to three awards per year since 2020. Two awards carrying $250 thousand combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing the vendor to recompete risk concentrated entirely with a single customer. Rocky Mountain Industrial Control holds no subcontract positions and operates exclusively as a prime contractor on facility maintenance purchase orders, with no teaming relationships in the source data.