Peters Heating And Air Conditioning, Inc.

Peters Heating And Air Conditioning, Inc., a for-profit HVAC services company headquartered in Quincy, Illinois, is a specialized contractor providing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning products and installation services to federal agencies. Registered with SAM.gov since March 2002, the company has established itself as a reliable provider of mechanical infrastructure solutions for government facilities. Peters Heating And Air Conditioning operates as a parent entity without any federal contract vehicle designations and has built a consistent track record of delivering technical HVAC services to multiple federal agencies over the past several years.

The company's federal contract portfolio demonstrates substantial expertise in HVAC system maintenance, repair, and installation across diverse government facilities. Most notably, Peters Heating And Air Conditioning has maintained a long-standing relationship with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, completing six separate purchase order contracts valued between $4,372 and $10,895 for services including heat furnace pump replacement, condenser repair, and drain pan installation at NWS facilities. The company has also provided services to the Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service Region 3, including a $7,006 HVAC repair and recharge contract at the Big Muddy National Wildlife Refuge in Columbia, Missouri. Most recently, Peters Heating And Air Conditioning received a $66,185 firm fixed-price supply contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers designated as a Total Small Business set-aside for HVAC products and installation services at the Long Branch Lake Project Visitors Center in Macon, Missouri, with completion scheduled for March 30, 2026. Additionally, the company completed a $10,259 purchase order from NOAA for water tank installation at a National Weather Service facility in Jackson, Kentucky. The scope of these contracts reflects the company's capability in both emergency and planned HVAC system work, positioning it as a qualified provider for federal infrastructure maintenance and upgrade projects.