BORLIE MECHANICAL CONTRACTING LLC

BORLIE MECHANICAL CONTRACTING LLC specializes in mission-critical plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning systems maintenance and repair for federal facilities, with a demonstrated focus on emergency mechanical interventions and pneumatic control system upgrades. The contractor delivers precision HVAC and hydronic system repairs, including pressure valve replacements, steam line remediation, and pneumatic control retrofits—tasks requiring advanced diagnostics, code-compliant piping practices, and rapid response protocols. Their technical expertise centers on maintaining operational integrity in high-stakes environments, ensuring compliance with NFPA, ASME, and local mechanical codes during urgent repairs and system modernizations. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, providing responsive mechanical services for veteran healthcare infrastructure, including emergency plumbing and climate control repairs critical to facility uptime. They also serve the Department of Agriculture, delivering specialized upgrades to mechanical systems at federal agricultural research and administrative facilities, indicating experience with complex, multi-zone building environments requiring precise environmental controls. Operating under NAICS 238220, BORLIE MECHANICAL CONTRACTING LLC is positioned as a niche provider of mechanical systems support within federal institutional settings, with a strong emphasis on reliability, rapid turnaround, and compliance-driven execution. Their work in replacing pneumatic controls and repairing pressurized steam systems reflects deep familiarity with legacy infrastructure common in aging federal buildings. As a small business structured as a 2J entity based in Inwood, West Virginia, the company operates regionally with a focused federal market presence. While no federal certifications are currently listed, their consistent performance on time-sensitive, technically demanding contracts demonstrates a proven ability to meet stringent government operational standards without reliance on formal set-aside designations.