All federal contracts below were performed as the prime contractor.
| Customer and project | Scope | Value and period | Result |
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| Department of Veterans Affairs, North Texas Health Care System: Steam distribution and trap replacement, Dallas VA Medical Center | Surveyed and tagged 1,140 steam traps; replaced 312 failed traps with quick-change stations; replaced 2,100 feet of condensate return in the utility tunnel; wireless monitoring on all traps. SDVOSB set-aside. | $4.86M, 2023 to 2025, crew of 10 | Finished 3 weeks early with no unplanned steam outages. CPARS rated Very Good (quality: Exceptional). |
| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District: Barracks plumbing renovation, Fort Cavazos, Texas | Complete domestic water, sanitary and fixture replacement in 6 three-story barracks, phased so 4 stayed occupied. | $3.24M, 2022 to 2023, crew of 18 | On schedule, zero lost-time incidents. CPARS rated Satisfactory. |
| General Services Administration, Region 9: Domestic water and sanitary repipe, federal building, Phoenix, Arizona | Repiped 9 floors of an occupied federal building on night shifts. | $1.92M, 2021 to 2022, crew of 12 | Building stayed open throughout. Customer reference available. |
| Department of Veterans Affairs, Atlanta VA Medical Center: Medical gas outlet and zone valve replacement | Replaced 640 outlets and 48 zone valve boxes across 7 floors under NFPA 99 with third-party verification. | $1.08M, 2024, crew of 8 | No unplanned medical gas interruptions. |
| Department of Veterans Affairs, Central Ohio Health Care System: Backflow and plumbing preventive maintenance task orders, Columbus, Ohio | Annual testing of 220 backflow assemblies and monthly plumbing PM across 4 sites. | About $640,000 a year, 2022 to present | Exercised every option year. |
| Private hospital campus, Fort Worth, Texas: steam trap program, 512 traps, 19% failed, all replaced; wireless monitoring and semiannual PM | $740,000 plus $48,000 a year, 2023 to present | About 11% less boiler fuel in the first year, measured by the hospital's energy manager. |
| Public university, North Texas: 1,400 feet of tunnel condensate return, 36 steam isolation valves, 140 traps | $455,000, 2022 to 2024 | On schedule; written reference from the utilities director. |
| Public school district, 9-building campus: 6,200 feet of domestic water repiping over summer break | $612,000, 2023 | Finished 4 days early. |