Q Pro Trading And Contracting

Q Pro Trading And Contracting, doing business as Hire Of Construction Equipment, is a Qatari limited liability partnership that provides construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure support services exclusively to the U.S. Air Force as a prime contractor, holding three active IDIQ contracts with Air Combat Command for work at Al Udeid Air Base and associated sites in Qatar. The vendor operates without identified subcontractors and competes full-and-open with no set-aside designation across its federal footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on real property maintenance, repair, and minor or new construction work at U.S. military installations in the Central Command region. Representative prime work includes the $50 million single-award SABER IDIQ AL UDEID contract (September 2024 through September 2029) for broad-range facilities support; a $1.5 million single-award trenching IDIQ running through June 2029; and a $100,000 single-award blanket purchase agreement for generators and automatic transfer switches (June 2025 through May 2026). Concrete delivery orders under the SABER contract demonstrate operational scope: a $721,821 design-build repair of North and TAC ramps (awarded May 2025), a $379,141 installation of government-furnished equipment generator and backup power system at Building 8250 (February 2026), a $310,699 demolition and repair of TCF compound facilities (August 2025), a $323,161 installation of generator for Building 5507 (June 2025), and a $191,199 facility refresh involving flooring and lighting installation (August 2025). The vendor also executes generator and automatic transfer switch procurement through BPA calls under the $100,000 vehicle, with recent calls at $67,500 and $22,500.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-agency dominant. Air Combat Command accounts for 43 awards worth $70.8 million combined potential value, while the broader Department of the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (which funds the SABER IDIQ) anchors an additional $50 million. Air Force Central Command contributes 48 awards worth $26.2 million. The Department of the Navy Office of Naval Research shows 22 awards in the portfolio, though without stated dollar values in the source. Together, Air Force entities account for 94 awards (79% of all prime and sub awards) worth $147 million of the $148.1 million combined potential value — a concentration that exposes the vendor to Air Force budget, force structure, and recompete decisions almost exclusively. The Navy sub work (22 awards to Assurance Technology Corp from April 2023 covering power distribution modification and R&D labor for antenna compounds) represents only 18% of the vendor's award count but shows diversification outside Qatar operations.

The SABER IDIQ (FA570224D0008) is the primary parent vehicle, with 21 task orders valued at $5 million combined potential value. The trenching IDIQ (FA570219D0004) carries 13 task orders worth $2.3 million, and an older trenching contract (FA570212D0006) shows 20 task orders worth $2.9 million. The vendor holds or has held multiple single-award IDIQ vehicles, a structural posture that limits competition exposure but concentrates recompete risk on renewal dates. Activity trajectory shows volatility — 2 awards in 2022, 23 in 2023, a sharp drop to 7 in 2024, recovery to 18 in 2025, and 4 awards year-to-date in 2026 — and obligated dollars (17% of potential value, or $25.5 million) suggest task orders are being issued but not fully funded across the portfolio. The recompete cliff is light: only three awards ($667,000 combined potential value) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, but the SABER IDIQ itself runs through September 2029, placing larger recompete exposure on that vehicle's renewal cycle.

The vendor's subcontractor footprint is minimal by count and contained. All identified sub work (22 awards) flows through Assurance Technology Corp on Navy R&D efforts for power distribution design and construction at antenna compounds, awarded April 2023. This represents a departure from the core Air Force facilities maintenance posture and suggests either a Navy business development push or a technical capability gap on the communications infrastructure side. No sub work appears under the SABER vehicle, indicating direct-execution posture for all Air Force prime obligations.

NAICS concentration reflects the construction and infrastructure focus: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction dominates with 58 awards, followed by Research and Development (22 awards, tied to the Navy sub work), Site Preparation Contractors (21 awards), and minor allocations to equipment rental and industrial building construction. PSC coding tracks similarly, with Construction of Miscellaneous Buildings (17 awards), Construction of Other Non-Building Facilities (12 awards), and Construction of Other Utilities (11 awards) leading the mix. The vendor registered in SAM.gov in August 2010 and has operated as an exclusive Air Force partner for facilities and infrastructure support in Qatar since initial federal award activity in 2011, with meaningful volume acceleration beginning in 2023 as the SABER vehicle matured.