Robbert Construction, Inc.

Robbert Construction, Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business headquartered in Lakeview, Michigan, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering construction, maintenance, and repair services to the Department of Veterans Affairs, anchoring its federal footprint to SDVOSB set-aside work at VA medical centers and national cemeteries. All 196 awards in the source span prime contracts and indefinite-delivery vehicles; the vendor holds no subcontractor relationships in the portfolio.

The company's capability portfolio centers on facility infrastructure work: HVAC system upgrades, electrical repairs, roofing replacements, plumbing and mechanical system modifications, concrete work, physical security enhancements, and interior renovations across VA medical centers and national cemeteries. Representative work includes a $5.2 million HVAC Phase II upgrade at Battle Creek VA Medical Center (awarded October 2023, SDVOSB set-aside, definitive contract), a $4.2 million elevator replacement across five buildings at the same facility (August 2022, SDVOSB set-aside, definitive contract), a $4.2 million restroom renovation at Battle Creek VAMC (April 2025, SDVOSB set-aside, definitive contract), a $3.9 million repair contract for roads, parking lots, and sidewalks (April 2022, SDVOSB set-aside, definitive contract), and a $3.3 million roof replacement across six buildings (October 2022, SDVOSB set-aside, definitive contract).

Customer concentration is acute. Veterans Integrated Service Network 10, the VA's regional network serving Michigan and surrounding states, accounts for 164 awards valued at $573.9 million — roughly 97 percent of the combined potential value in the award portfolio. The National Cemetery Administration contributes 15 awards worth $16.7 million. Six other federal agencies together represent less than 1 percent of potential value: the Navy Reserve Operational Support Centers, GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5, USDA Agricultural Research Service, VA VISN 12, and VA Technology Acquisition Center.

Robbert Construction holds a dominant position on two primary vehicle platforms within VISN 10. The Battle Creek Job Order Contract (IDIQ 36C25019D0096), a $30 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract awarded February 2026 and set aside 100 percent for SDVOSB firms, supports task orders ranging from $2,000 to $750,000 for maintenance, alterations, and repairs at Battle Creek VAMC and subordinate facilities through February 2031. Against this vehicle, Robbert has placed 70 task orders valued at $16.7 million. The Indianapolis VAMC Construction HVAC Mechanical Northern Tier vehicle (2015–2020) generated 26 task orders worth $9.5 million, and the Indianapolis VAMC Construction vehicle (2012–2017) produced 18 task orders worth $10.3 million. Work is performed at VA medical centers and national cemeteries in the Midwest, with primary focus on the Battle Creek and Springfield, Michigan campuses.

Activity has declined sharply. The vendor received 26 awards in 2022, 23 in 2023, and only five in 2024; 2025 and 2026 have delivered three awards each. Four awards with combined potential value of $10.2 million carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure.

NAICS concentration reflects the construction focus: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220) accounts for 126 awards, Electrical Contractors (238210) for 23 awards, and Plumbing and HVAC Contractors (238220) for 21 awards. PSC coding shows Maintenance of Hospitals and Infirmaries (R405) as the dominant service category across 104 awards.

SCI-reported service contract activity, which covers federal invoicing above the $150,000 threshold, captured $9.2 million in FY2024 across 3.7 FTEs against 13 prime records; FY2022 and FY2023 SCI records show zero FTEs. Government-paid rates on SCI-reportable contracts ranged from $16 per hour at the 10th percentile to $3,844 per hour at the 90th percentile, with a median of $883 per hour — a wide distribution reflecting both low-skill facility maintenance labor and high-rate project management or specialized technical roles. Robbert self-performed all contractor hours on SCI-reportable prime contracts with no named subcontractor engagement.

General Contractor specializing in Commercial, Industrial, Governmental, Residential Building Construction. New construction, additions, renovations, rough & finish carpentry.