Williamsville Resources II, Inc.

Williamsville Resources II, Inc., a women-owned small business (WOSB) and certified minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Spring, Texas, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering facility construction, renovation, HVAC services, infrastructure repair, and equipment supply to federal agencies under total small business set-asides. The vendor has received 103 prime awards across 64 distinct customer agencies since 2020, with no subcontractor role in the portfolio.

The customer base is highly fragmented across civilian infrastructure agencies. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers leads by award count (13 awards, $850 thousand combined potential value), followed by multiple Department of Interior sub-agencies—the Bureau of Reclamation (4 awards, $1.5 million), National Park Service Intermountain Region (4 awards, $498 thousand), and Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 (4 awards, $319 thousand). The Department of Agriculture Forest Service and its subordinate Job Corps component account for 4 awards ($293 thousand combined). The top five customer agencies by award count account for 28% of total awards, and the fragmentation signal is reinforced by the top-five ranking by dollar value accounting for only 7% of combined potential value—a spread indicating a large tail of small individual awards rather than concentration in any single agency or region.

Work spans commercial and institutional building construction (14 awards), plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contracting (14 awards), electrical contracting (7 awards), water and sewer line construction (5 awards), and painting and wall covering (5 awards). Representative recent awards include a $197,450 total small business set-aside with the Federal Bureau of Prisons for concrete slab repair at FCC Florence, Colorado (February 2026); a $270,675 firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for irrigation conduit repair at Chatfield Lake (March 2025); a $427,500 total small business set-aside with the Department of the Army for military shoot house structural renovation at Fort Carson, Colorado (September 2024); a $526,570 small business set-aside from the Bureau of Reclamation for jet pump assembly refurbishment (July 2022); and a $916,432 small business set-aside from the Bureau of Reclamation for distribution transformer supply and installation (September 2022).

Activity has declined year over year: 30 awards in 2022, 22 in 2023, 15 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 1 in 2026 (through mid-February). Combined potential value across all 103 awards stands at $47.4 million, with $12.2 million obligated (26% of potential). The source indicates the vendor holds two named indefinite delivery vehicles—a $25 million General Services Administration Blanket Purchase Agreement for construction services and a $10 million USDA Forest Service indefinite delivery contract for facility construction—though these vehicles do not appear as distinct line items in the recent award portfolio, suggesting they may be legacy or inactive vehicles or funding mechanisms for task order calls.

Service Contract Inventory data shows sparse activity: four SCI-reportable records as prime across fiscal years 2022–2024, with $2 million in invoiced revenue concentrated in FY2022 (0.9 FTEs reported at contract level). FY2023 and FY2024 recorded zero invoiced amount in SCI, indicating either no service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold in those years or non-reporting. The median government-paid hourly rate on SCI records ran around $4,844/hr, with rates ranging from the 10th percentile at $1,307.64/hr to the 90th percentile at $8,381.29/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average 12% of total contractor hours, with one named subcontractor reported. The vendor operates primarily as an internal-delivery prime rather than a subcontracting feedstock operation, though SCI coverage is limited and reflects only service contracts above the threshold; the bulk of Williamsville's federal footprint consists of goods purchases and small construction task orders below or outside SCI's scope.

General construction of commercial and residential structures and associated maintenance of HVAC, concrete, roofing, electrical and plumbing.