Velocity / CFM JV, LLC

Velocity / CFM JV, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) joint venture based in San Antonio, Texas, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, facility renovation, infrastructure maintenance, and specialized repair services to the Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies under total small business and SDVOSB set-asides. The company competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles, with all forty-one awards in its recent portfolio held as prime contracts.

Velocity / CFM's capability portfolio centers on noncomplex military construction, airfield maintenance, facility upgrades, electrical infrastructure work, and building renovation. Representative work includes a $1.078 million delivery order from Air Education and Training Command for airfield rubber removal at Randolph Air Force Base and Lackland Air Force Base Kelly Field (executed in seven phases through October 2026), a $761,390 firm fixed-price delivery order for HVAC system replacement at Fort Sam Houston (July 2025 completion), a $658,392 contract for runway rubber removal at Lackland Kelly Field, $334,263 for cooling tower replacement at Lackland, and a $79,081 Smithsonian delivery order for interior finish replacement at the Quad in Washington, DC. Electrical and infrastructure work includes fiber optic pathway installation connecting communications infrastructure at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph ($235,841) and fiber optic expansion at Camp Bullis buildings ($267,881).

The Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command dominates customer concentration, holding 29 awards representing $294.1 million of the combined potential value across all forty-one awards — approximately 86% of the total portfolio. The Department of Agriculture Office of Operations accounts for 5 awards and $48.1 million; Smithsonian Institution, Department of the Air Force Materiel Command, and Department of the Army account for the remaining 7 awards valued at approximately $637 thousand combined. The two customer rankings align closely, with AETC anchoring both volume and dollars.

Velocity / CFM holds two primary parent vehicles. The Joint Base San Antonio Non-Complex Construction 2020-2030 IDIQ, a $140 million multiple-award small business set-aside running through November 2030, carries 31 task orders valued at $9.8 million combined potential value and is the source of nearly all AETC work. A $48 million USDA Office of Operations SDVOSB single-award IDIQ for construction, design, and design-build services at Washington, D.C. and Beltsville, Maryland facilities through August 2027 carries 4 task orders valued at $62 thousand. A recent $1 single-award indefinite delivery job order contract with Smithsonian Institution (total small business set-aside, awarded May 9, 2025, running through April 2029) supports renovations, restoration, and facility alterations to Smithsonian museums and DC-area facilities but carries no task orders as of the source date.

Activity has contracted significantly year over year, from twelve awards in 2022 to three in 2025 and three in 2026. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $9.9 million, representing only 3% of combined potential value, reflecting the stage of contract execution across largely unstarted delivery orders. Four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of approximately $1.5 million, representing limited near-term recompete exposure for this portfolio. Velocity / CFM carries no subcontract awards in the source data; the company operates entirely as a prime contractor. NAICS concentration is complete — all forty-one awards fall under 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) — with PSC distribution heavily weighted toward repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (23 awards) and maintenance of museums and exhibition buildings (4 awards).