Veliz Company Llc.

Veliz Company LLC, a Hispanic American-owned, SBA-certified HUBZone small disadvantaged business headquartered in El Paso, Texas, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, repair, alteration, and facility upgrade services to federal civilian agencies—almost entirely under total small business set-asides and competitive 8(a) designations, with no subcontractor footprint in the award record.

The vendor's customer concentration is dominated by a single agency: the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 7 accounts for 56 awards and $268.2 million (35% of combined potential value) across construction and facility maintenance task orders in West Texas, the Fort Worth Zone, and the Southwest region. The Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 Headquarters anchors the second-largest pool at $250 million in potential value from a single $250 million Great American Outdoors Act MATOC, under which Veliz holds the right to compete for alteration, repair, and construction services across the continental United States and Hawaii on behalf of the Department of Interior and Forest Service. The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command represents a third major customer at $185 million potential value across three awards, and the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command carries $49.8 million from two awards. The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection, the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, and the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region round out the active set. By award count, CBP ranks second with 33 awards but only $4.5 million combined potential value, indicating smaller transactional orders; this volume-value divergence signals Veliz is used for tactical border-facility repairs and upgrades rather than large construction programs.

Veliz's vehicle position spans three primary IDIQs. The Great American Outdoors Act MATOC (Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, $250 million ceiling through June 30, 2027) is the highest-ceiling vehicle; recent task orders include a $399,314.91 delivery order from the National Park Service Intermountain Region (September 2026) for roof replacement at Pine Springs Visitor Center at Guadalupe Mountains National Park, a $128,570.97 Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 order for trail improvement at Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge (September 2025), and a $275,115.47 Bureau of Reclamation delivery order for flat roof repair in Alamogordo, New Mexico (August 2025). Veliz also holds two GSA Region 7 construction IDIQs, each ceiling $10.002 million and set aside for total small business: one awarded December 19, 2024 (completion December 18, 2026) and one awarded September 16, 2024 (completion September 15, 2027) for construction, repair, alteration, design-build, and incidental abatement services in the West Texas and Fort Worth zones. A Design-Bid-Build IDIQ 8(a) MACC at Naval Air Station Fort Worth carries $49 million in potential value and funds construction task orders to the Navy; Veliz drew a $768,428 order in May 2022 for Navy Lodge construction and porte cochere replacement and a $245,163.61 competitive 8(a) delivery order in January 2022 for water service line repairs at the base. Historically, Veliz delivered work under GSA Region 7 MATOC vehicles (41 task orders, $6.6 million combined value) and older GSA Region 7 construction IDIQs, with 23 delivery orders totaling $13.3 million under a 2015–2020 construction vehicle.

Award activity peaked in 2022 with 22 awards, contracted to 8 awards in 2023, recovered to 12 in 2024, then dropped sharply to 2 awards in 2025 and 1 in 2026 (as of late September 2026). This significant decline in award velocity year over year, coupled with minimal recompete exposure (only $399 thousand in potential value reaching completion within the next twenty-four months), suggests either a shift in GSA and Interior ordering patterns away from smaller transactional repairs, Veliz's withdrawal from active pursuit, or capacity constraints. SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing is minimal and episodic: $993 thousand in FY2023 (reported at contract level, 302 FTEs), $16 thousand in FY2024, and $1.3 million in FY2025 (1.3 FTEs at contract level). SCI workforce trajectory is volatile and suggests limited recurring labor-intensive service work; median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts run around $224.71/hr, with a spectrum from $46.21/hr at the low end to $403.21/hr for senior labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for roughly 32% of contractor hours, distributed across 8 named subs—a meaningful sub-engagement posture that does not appear in the prime-vs-sub split because Veliz itself is never subcontractor to another prime in the award sample.

The vendor's concrete capability portfolio is facilities construction and maintenance: roof replacement and repair (Pine Springs, Alamogordo), trail and grounds improvement, ballistic glazing and security upgrades at border ports of entry, LED and electrical fixture installation, HVAC system upgrades, carpet and flooring replacement, painting and wall repairs, fire suppression and water systems, parking and traffic marking, and physical access control system installation (HSPD-12 PIV card readers). Nearly all work is firm fixed price, single-location or multi-site delivery orders in Texas, New Mexico, and occasional federal facilities across the Southwest and beyond. The NAICS distribution is heavily concentrated in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (148 of 160 awards), with PSC codes dominated by Repair or Alteration of Office Buildings (131 awards). Veliz competes almost exclusively under total small business and 8(a) set-asides; only a minority of awards (roughly 25–30% of the award record) carry no set-aside, indicating the vendor's business model is rooted in set-aside eligibility and likely dependent on the HUBZone designation to secure GSA and Interior task order work at the lower-dollar thresholds typical of these vehicles.

Veliz Construction offers General Contracting and Architectural-Engineering services across Texas and New Mexico to a wide range of governmental and institutional clients. Veliz has the capability to provide all types of construction delivery approaches ranging from Design-Build and Construction Management at Risk, to hard bid contracting. Veliz Construction delivers greater value to customers through the ability to self-perform specific critical trades such as: site work, concrete, steel erection, precast erection, rough carpentry, and certain interior finishes. This allows Veliz to offer additional cost controls and set the pace of the projects.