SRM Group, LLC

SRM Group, LLC, doing business as VWI, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned business (VOSB) based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, that delivers facilities operations, maintenance, repair, and medical facility support services to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor across a sprawling portfolio of indefinite delivery contracts and task orders. The vendor operates almost exclusively as a prime (616 of 617 recent awards), with one subcontract sub-award to Borealis Enterprises for furniture and fixture supply at a Border Patrol Station construction project. SRM Group is SBA-certified SDVOSB and VOSB through August 2028 and self-certifies as a small disadvantaged business; it competes in a mix of set-aside (Total Small Business, SDVOSB-reserved) and full-and-open vehicles, though the majority of its dollar value tracks through unrestricted IDIQs where small business is a reserve rather than a mandate.

SRM Group's capability footprint centers on facilities support and medical facility operations. The vendor holds multiple large IDIQ positions: the $2.35 billion Operations and Maintenance Engineering Enhancement VII (OMEE VII) contract (July 3, 2024 through July 2, 2031) covering comprehensive facility maintenance and engineering support across CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and select international locations; the $840 million Medical Facilities Support Services IIIa (MFSS IIIA) total-small-business-set-aside IDIQ (September 26, 2024 through November 6, 2030) for performance-based medical facilities support at U.S. government medical facilities in CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, and territories; the $240 million Defense Health Agency Operations and Maintenance MATOC (October 1, 2024 through September 29, 2029) covering preventive maintenance and repairs across military medical treatment facilities in DHA Areas of Responsibility 1 and 2, including CONUS and Alaska; the $210 million Medical Facilities Support Services IIIb (MFSS IIIB) contract (February 21, 2024 through February 20, 2031) for medical facilities support at U.S. government facilities primarily outside CONUS, including Bahrain, Japan, and Thailand; the $99 million DHA Oahu operations, maintenance, and repair IDIQ (December 13, 2022 through December 12, 2027) for Hawaii-based medical facilities; and the $720 million Initial Outfitting and Transition Facilities Support Services IDIQ (August 8, 2026 through August 7, 2029) for military healthcare construction and renewal projects across CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, Belgium, Germany, and other countries. Recent concrete task orders illustrate the scope: a $6.06 million firm-fixed-price order (March 1, 2026) for operations and maintenance facility support at McDonald Army Health Center, Fort Eustis, Virginia, under OMEE VII through February 2030; a $4.76 million Total Small Business set-aside order (January 1, 2026) for real property inventory maintenance, field inspections, and preventative maintenance data collection at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, under the DHA MATOC through December 2030; a $4.36 million Total Small Business set-aside order (January 1, 2026) for comprehensive operation, maintenance, repair, and facility management at Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota, under the DHA MATOC through December 2030; and a $1.02 million SDVOSB single-award BPA call (September 1, 2026) for custodial, grounds, and related services at the Otay Mesa Land Port of Entry, San Diego, California, under a GSA Public Buildings Service vehicle through April 2027.

Customer concentration is dominated by the Department of Defense medical and engineering establishments. The top five funding agencies by combined potential value account for 100% of dollars in the source and include the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (2 awards, $72.55 billion), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (4 awards, $54.03 billion), the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville (136 awards, $10.66 billion), the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering and Support Center (5 awards, $2.37 billion), and the Defense Health Agency (5 awards, $814 million). By award count, the Department of the Army leads with 190 awards, followed by the Department of the Air Force Headquarters Air Force Medical Support Agency (159 awards, $165.5 million) and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville (136 awards, $10.66 billion) — these three entities account for 89% of all awards in the source. The large Navy and GSA figures derive from two enormous IDIQs in the source data; the bulk of task-order activity clusters in Army and Air Force medical and engineering support. SRM Group serves 30 distinct federal customer agencies across the portfolio.

SRM Group's principal parent vehicles are the OMEE VII, MFSS IIIA, MFSS IIIB, DHA Operations and Maintenance MATOC, and DHA Oahu contracts noted above. Task-order velocity across the older portfolio (awards per year in the prior five years) shows 7 awards in 2021, 4 in 2022, 8 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 7 in 2026, indicating a flat to modest recent trajectory with some lumpiness. Five awards with combined potential value of $12.7 million are scheduled for ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure. The vendor also holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (September 8, 2025 through September 7, 2030, $475,000 ceiling) under Special Item Numbers for complete facilities maintenance and management, ancillary repair and alterations, and order-level materials, with 127 active labor categories spanning entry-level technicians ($46.25/hour) through senior program managers ($373.34/hour) and a single-award SDVOSB Blanket Purchase Agreement with GSA Public Buildings Service for custodial and grounds services at Otay Mesa.

SRM Group's category footprint by NAICS and PSC reflects its core mission: 392 awards under Facilities Support Services (NAICS 561210), with secondary depth in Electrical Contractors (29 awards), Computer Systems Design (17 awards), and Administrative and Logistics Consulting (30 combined). By PSC code, the vendor clusters in Support – Professional Program Management (149 awards), Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment Miscellaneous (145 awards), Support – Professional Engineering/Technical (144 awards), Housekeeping – Facilities Operations Support (41 awards), and miscellaneous professional support (41 awards). The portfolio reflects a mature, specialized operator in military facilities sustainment without notable commercial or civilian-agency diversification outside GSA and small General Services Administration work.