Schumacher Elevator Company

Schumacher Elevator Company, doing business as Schumacher Elevator Co, manufactures and services elevators and operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on small-business-set-aside and full-and-open federal procurement for elevator maintenance, repair, installation, and inspection work across healthcare and facilities-management agencies. The company is a for-profit, small-business Subchapter S corporation based in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, competing predominantly under full-and-open procurements with no characteristic set-aside posture — of the 131 recent prime awards in the source data, most carry no set-aside designation, though two single-award indefinite delivery contracts held by Indian Health Service and Federal Medical Center Rochester carry total small business set-asides.

Customer concentration centers on healthcare and federal facilities. The top five customer entities account for 71% of combined potential value. The Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 (VA Sioux Falls Health Care System) leads by dollar value with 13 awards worth $2.5 million, anchored by a $764,517 purchase order for elevator maintenance and inspections on 11 elevators across three buildings running through August 2027. The Federal Medical Center Rochester (Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons) holds 11 awards valued at $1.2 million combined, including a $317,837 definitive contract awarded in January 2024 to replace the east elevator in Building 4. Indian Health Service ranks third with 17 awards but only $560 thousand combined potential value, reflecting smaller individual task orders; three task orders issued between February 2024 and January 2026 under a single-award IDC (ceiling $125,328 through January 2029) for elevator preventative maintenance, repairs, inspections, and emergency services at the Rosebud, South Dakota facility ranged from $23,604 to $25,044. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Products Laboratory accounts for 13 awards ($295 thousand combined potential value) for preventative elevator maintenance. Schumacher also serves the Defense Finance and Accounting Service ($510 thousand, 1 award), US Army Corps of Engineers, US Marshals Service, and Forest Products Laboratory, across 19 distinct customer agencies total.

Vehicle holdings are fragmented across single-award indefinite delivery contracts rather than government-wide vehicles. The principal IDC parent vehicles are the Indian Health Service contract (HHSI241201200030I, 6 task orders, $39 thousand combined potential value), a Department of Justice Federal Medical Center Rochester contract (75H70624D00002, 3 task orders, $73 thousand), another Federal Medical Center Rochester contract (47PF0018D0022, 3 task orders, $23 thousand), and a Defense Finance and Accounting Service IDC (DJBP041200000037, 1 task order, $4 thousand). Schumacher also holds a position on a Multiple Award Schedule with 2 task orders. The company operates as a pure prime on these vehicles — it subcontracts minimally, with only 1 sub award in the source data: a BPA call for consolidated facilities management recurring services under CMI Management, LLC covering elevator maintenance and repairs at 3 locations in Minnesota and Wisconsin, awarded April 2025.

Activity has remained modest and episodic. The last five years show 3 awards in 2022, 2 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 1 in 2026. Combined potential value across 131 prime and sub awards totals $7.1 million, with combined obligated dollars of $7.8 million (109% of potential value), indicating that actual spend has exceeded initial estimates on this contract base. Two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $790 thousand and present recompete exposure. Schumacher's SCI-reportable invoiced revenue (federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold) was $0 across FY2022–FY2024, reflecting that the company's federal work is primarily in goods manufacturing and maintenance services rather than labor-intensive service contracts falling above the SCI reporting floor — a typical profile for elevator manufacturers and installers, where capital equipment and spare parts dominate the contract value rather than labor billing.