Adair Striping, Inc.

Adair Striping, Inc., a woman-owned small business, performs pier and street striping and signage work as a subcontractor on federal construction projects, with all recent activity routed through prime contractors rather than direct federal awards. The company is organized as a for-profit corporation with woman-owned small business (WOSB) designation.

Adair Striping's federal footprint is sparse and recent. Four sub-award entries, all dated October 18, 2024, document work under the Manson / Connolly Seal Beach JV on the P-224 Causeway, Boat Channel, and Turning Basin construction project and optional item P-226 Ammunition Pier at Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach, California. The combined obligation across these four sub-awards totals $120 thousand. All work flows through a single customer agency — the Department of the Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command — and falls within NAICS 237310 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction). The sub-award descriptions reference pier and street striping and signage as the scope, with three sub-awards specifically designated to the P-224 pier and street striping and signage phase.

Adair Striping has no prime contract vehicles, no active IDIQs or GWACs, and no direct federal grant activity in the source data. The company operates entirely in the subcontractor role, embedded in joint-venture prime structures for federal construction projects. This posture — 100% sub-award concentration with a single federal customer and a single prime relationship — suggests the company functions as a specialized trades performer on Navy construction work rather than a diversified federal contractor. The recency of activity (all awards within a single calendar quarter in 2024) and the low combined dollar volume ($120 thousand across four entries) indicate either nascent federal engagement or a data-capture window that has not yet captured subsequent work.