OMT Solutions, LLC

OMT Solutions, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, delivers facility maintenance, grounds management, and specialized restoration services to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of the Interior as a prime contractor exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides. OMT Solutions competes entirely in the set-aside space across a narrow portfolio of federal customers, with no subcontract activity and no participation in government-wide vehicles or IDIQs.

The vendor's capability footprint concentrates on low-complexity, site-specific facility operations: janitorial services at federal cemeteries, rooftop pest cleanup at VA medical centers, HVAC and grounds maintenance at cemetery facilities, and specialized labor-intensive work such as historic headstone restoration and tree pruning. Representative awards include a $745,760 five-year definitive contract with the National Cemetery Administration (April 2025) for comprehensive facility support services across 116 developed acres at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii, encompassing HVAC maintenance, elevator servicing, solar panel upkeep, and grounds management through April 2030; a $228,167 purchase order from the National Park Service Southeast Region (August 2025) for restoration of 2,749 Civil War-era marble headstones at Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, completed by April 2026; a $144,510 definitive contract with the National Cemetery Administration (August 2026) for janitorial services at Pikes Peak National Cemetery in Colorado Springs, Colorado, running through July 2031 under firm fixed price; and a $381,000 definitive contract with the National Park Service Pacific West Region (July 2026) for coconut tree pruning, removal, and disposal at Kalaupapa National Historical Park in Hawaii through June 2029.

Customer concentration is acute. The National Cemetery Administration accounts for all but one dollar of the vendor's combined potential value ($1.1 million of $1.8 million across four awards), with the National Park Service (both Southeast and Pacific West regions) contributing $619,000 across three awards and the Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 contributing $77,000. Awards per year have grown modestly from three in 2025 to five in 2026. Only one award ($17,850, a tree procurement purchase order from the NPS Southeast Region with an October 2026 completion date) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months; the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific facility contract and the Pikes Peak and Nashville janitorial contracts do not recompete until 2030 and 2031, creating a shallow recompete cliff.