Orcom, A Division Of Ortega Companies, Inc.

Orcom, A Division Of Ortega Companies, Inc., a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business headquartered in Los Lunas, New Mexico, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure services to civilian and defense federal agencies under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competition. The vendor competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles, with 99% of its recent awards executed as prime contracts rather than subcontractor work.

Orcom's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction, HVAC system replacement and upgrades, water and sewer line infrastructure, plumbing and mechanical systems, and facility renovation. The vendor's concrete contract work spans repair of fire suppression mainline infrastructure at federal facilities ($124,944 delivery order with Department of the Interior Midwest Region, August 2026); construction of replacement housing at Chaco Culture National Historical Park ($8.9 million definitive contract, National Park Service, September 2025); complete replacement of the main water distribution system at Carlsbad Caverns National Park ($7.9 million firm fixed-price contract, National Park Service, May 2026); and HVAC upgrades at the DZ Health Center on the Gila River Indian Community ($3 million Indian Health Service contract, July 2023). Recent work also includes utility rehabilitation at Elephant Butte Historic District ($14.4 million Bureau of Reclamation contract, September 2024), replacement of housing at Chaco ($8.9 million, September 2025), and a $1.98 million construction project at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument addressing contaminated debris and road drainage issues (National Park Service, July 2026).

Customer concentration is geographically and mission-driven. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 71% of recent awards: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Albuquerque leads with 55 awards valued at $32.1 million combined potential, followed by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Intermountain Region (18 awards, $85.2 million), Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service (11 awards, $72.8 million), Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command (8 awards, $108.5 million), and National Park Service National Office (6 awards, $27.8 million). However, the potential-value rankings diverge significantly: Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 Headquarters sits at the top with 2 awards carrying $500 million in combined potential value, anchored by two large indefinite-delivery vehicles. This split signals that Orcom holds substantial IDV ceiling across Interior and Forest Service vehicles but executes work primarily through smaller task orders against Army Corps and NPS Intermountain Region contracts.

Orcom holds positions on multiple high-value parent vehicles: the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC with Fish and Wildlife Service ($250 million ceiling, extended through June 30, 2027, with three task orders generating $2.2 million combined value); a second Great American Outdoors Act design-build MATOC ($250 million ceiling, April 2, 2028); the Kirtland Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (10 task orders, $11.9 million combined value); the National Park Service Intermountain Region MATOC 2021-2026 ($40 million ceiling, 7 task orders generating $2.4 million); the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Western Currency Facility General Construction Services MATOC ($70 million ceiling, awarded July 29, 2024, with a $404,363 delivery order for SCADA building automation upgrade); and the Cannon Air Force Base Basic Ordering Agreement for construction services (zero-dollar ceiling, May 2024–May 2029, set aside for small businesses). These vehicles are all total small business set-asides, positioning Orcom as a competitor on construction and infrastructure MATOCs across Interior, Defense, and civilian agencies.

Activity shows variable year-over-year trajectory. Awards peaked at 14 in 2022, declined to 10 in 2023, dropped to 5 in 2024, fell to 3 in 2025, and rebounded to 6 in the first eight months of 2026. Combined potential value across all 138 awards stands at $1.2 billion, but only $135.2 million (11%) has been obligated, reflecting the weight of large IDV ceilings that carry minimal current funding. Three awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $18.8 million, exposing the vendor to modest recompete activity in the near term but not signaling a major cliff.

On SCI-reportable federal service contracts, Orcom invoiced $35.5 million across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2022 at $10.4 million (5.8 FTEs), FY2023 at $7.4 million (15.7 FTEs), FY2024 at $3.2 million (1.6 FTEs), and FY2025 at $14.5 million (8.0 FTEs). These figures represent only service contracts above $150,000 and exclude goods, micro-purchases, and classified work; they are a partial view of the vendor's federal construction contracting footprint. Government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $152.69 per hour to a median of $519.52 per hour to a 90th percentile of $1,441.91 per hour, reflecting a mix of labor rates across field and supervisory roles. Orcom self-performed substantially all reported hours, with an average sub-hours share of 0% across prime SCI contracts, indicating the vendor builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on subcontractor networks.

Orcom operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor, with only 2 sub-awards in the source dataset (1% of total awards): electrical addition circuit installation work under Lockheed Martin for Air Commando Training Support at Cannon Air Force Base (January 2025) and HVAC modifications under Lockheed Martin for Air Commando Training Support (August 2024). The vendor's subcontractor footprint is minimal, positioning it as a direct prime to federal agencies and regional prime vehicle holders rather than as a feeder to larger national defense or IT primes.

ORCOM is a premier 8(a) General Contractor committed to delivering the highest level of quality attainable with extensive experience completing the most challenging projects.

We have a team of dedicated employees capable of performing any project with great success and superior precision. ORCOM has a very large network of resources that we access to ensure successful projects.

ORCOM has a full in-house mechanical division which ensures that construction can be completed in less time and at less cost to the government; no double mark-ups that are present with a traditional General Contractor.