Walker Federal Services, Llc.

Walker Federal Services LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) certified firm headquartered in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, operates as a prime contractor delivering design-build construction, architect-engineer services, and facility infrastructure improvements exclusively to federal agencies, with 100 percent of recent awards in the prime position and no subcontractor activity in the source record. The company is a minority-owned, black American-owned for-profit Subchapter S corporation certified under the SBA's 8(a)-equivalent SDVOSB program (expiring June 9, 2027), competing predominantly under SDVOSB and total small business set-asides across its federal footprint.

Walker Federal Services' customer concentration is extreme and stable. The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration accounts for 54 awards and $212 million (76 percent) of the combined potential value across all awards; the VA's Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 anchors a second-tier tranche with a $35 million indefinite-delivery contract for facilities construction and repairs at VA medical centers in Maryland, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C. (awarded April 28, 2025, completion April 2030). The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service holds a $25 million multiple-award IDIQ for construction services across Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska (awarded February 1, 2024, completion January 2029). Four VISN-specific networks—VISN 4, VISN 8, VISN 10, and VISN 15—account for 10 awards combined. Together, these five top customers represent 100 percent of the combined potential value. The National Cemetery Administration contract vehicle universe dominates task-order flow: three separate $50 million SDVOSB-set-aside architect-engineer IDIQs (awarded June 27, 2023, each with June 26, 2027 completion) spanning the Northern Atlantic District, Continental District, and Southeast District carry 29 task orders totaling $6.4 million in combined potential value under one vehicle alone, with another 11 task orders on separate NCA vehicles totaling $3.9 million and 9 task orders at $1.7 million across the parent Architect and Engineering Services for Cemeteries IDIQ structure.

Work scope centers on NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) and NAICS 541310 (Architectural Services), with a smaller subset in NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction). Representative definitive contracts include a $1.93 million design-build replacement of the multi-stack heat pump system at Lebanon VA Medical Center (VISN 4, awarded June 9, 2025, completion December 2026), a $1.29 million emergency cache relocation at Lebanon VA Medical Center (VISN 4, awarded August 26, 2025, completion July 2026), a $784.5 thousand architect-engineer delivery order for NCA services in Frederick, Maryland (awarded May 7, 2024, completion March 2026), a $444.6 thousand design-build renovation of the Prosthetics Lab at Altoona VA Medical Center (VISN 4, awarded September 24, 2025, completion June 2026), and a $54.6 thousand arc flash deficiency correction at a VA facility in Dayton, Ohio (VISN 10, awarded January 20, 2026, completion July 2026). Task orders under the NCA IDIQs range from approximately $3,600 to $784,500, reflecting breadth across design, construction administration, renovation, repairs, and commissioning work at national cemeteries nationwide.

Activity trajectory shows moderate growth through 2024 followed by a sharp contraction. Awards per year grew from 8 in 2022 to 13 in 2024, then fell to 5 in 2025 and 1 through mid-2026, reflecting both the lumpy nature of facilities work and potential capacity constraints. Only three awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.3 million—a recompete exposure of modest magnitude, but the expiration of the three $50 million NCA architect-engineer IDIQs on June 26, 2027 represents a major vehicle-recompete cliff. The combined potential value across prime awards obligated stands at only $18.4 million (7 percent of the $278.4 million combined potential value), indicating substantial unexercised ceiling capacity on the IDIQ vehicles.

SCI-reportable invoiced revenue for federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $3.5 million in FY2024 (the only fiscal year with reportable activity in the source), delivered across 2.5 FTEs at a median government-paid rate of $433.44 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $907.22 per hour and entry-level rates near $281.92 per hour. The SCI dataset shows zero FTE and zero invoiced activity in FY2022 and FY2023. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors represented an average of 10 percent of total contractor hours, with three named subcontractors engaged. This reflects a mixed posture between direct delivery and selective subcontracting on specific task orders, though the scale is modest relative to the large IDIQ ceiling values.

Walker Federal Services operates as a pure prime with no sub-award activity in the source record, positioning the firm as a potential teaming sub or customer to larger integrators rather than as a prime-aggregator of subs. The company maintains a narrow customer concentration in VA facilities work and cemetery infrastructure, with limited breadth across other civilian agencies (GSA, Judicial Branch, and others accounting for the remaining 7 percent of awards). The SDVOSB set-aside posture is foundational and consistent across the footprint, with the firm competing exclusively or predominantly under SDVOSB and small business reservations rather than full-and-open solicitations.