Varvil Electric Inc.

Varvil Electric Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Quitman, Arkansas, operates as a prime contractor delivering electrical maintenance, industrial maintenance, plumbing services, and materials supply to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) under a portfolio of single-award indefinite delivery contracts set aside for small businesses. The company holds 100% prime positioning across 37 awards with no subcontract footprint, all work funded by USACE's Little Rock Engineering District and broader headquarters.

Varvil Electric's customer concentration is absolute: 100% of awards fund Army Corps of Engineers programs, split between 21 awards ($4 million combined potential value) to the Little Rock District and 16 awards ($7.6 million) to the broader USACE enterprise. The company maintains a narrow geographic and operational footprint focused on the Greers Ferry Lake project in Heber Springs, Arkansas, where it performs recurring maintenance work across 13 parks and related facilities. All work falls under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services), with the majority categorized under PSC codes for operation and repair of recreation facilities (non-building).

Varvil Electric's contract vehicle position anchors its relationship with USACE. The company holds three active indefinite delivery contracts: a $3.8 million industrial maintenance IDIQ (September 18, 2023 award, ultimate completion July 31, 2028) that has generated five task orders totaling approximately $349 thousand; a $1.458 million electrical maintenance IDIQ (March 26, 2026 award, ultimate completion January 31, 2031) issued under solicitation W9127S26QA008 with two recent delivery orders ($40 thousand and $30.85 thousand); and a $1.166 million industrial, electrical, and plumbing maintenance IDC (April 20, 2022 award, ultimate completion March 31, 2025) that has issued delivery orders ranging from $38.9 thousand to $365.6 thousand. These three vehicles collectively represent the sum of identified parent contracts. Additional historical IDCs referenced in award summaries (W9127S15D0007, W9127S12D0009, W9127S21D0011, W9127S22D0015) account for prior task orders.

Recent activity shows flat trajectory: three awards in 2022, six in 2023, three in 2024, four in 2025, and two through April 2026. Only two awards ($549 thousand combined potential value) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, signaling limited recompete exposure in the near term. The broader portfolio carries $11.6 million in combined potential value, though only $2.2 million (19%) has been obligated, reflecting the pre-priced, task-order-based nature of IDIQ delivery.

All IDIQ contracts require the company to hold state licenses for electrician and plumber work, carry specified general liability and vehicle liability insurance, and comply with Service Contract Act prevailing wage requirements. Work is performed Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, excluding federal holidays unless emergency work is approved. The company's positioning is entirely within small-business set-asides on single-award USACE vehicles with no participation on government-wide acquisition contracts or multi-agency IDIQs.