Adams & Smith Inc.

Adams & Smith Inc., a Subchapter S corporation based in Lindon, Utah, delivers structural steel fabrication and miscellaneous metal work to federal agencies predominantly as a subcontractor on construction programs. The vendor operates as a sub across three-thirds of its recent award footprint, working under large prime contractors on federal construction projects; the remaining third of awards are primes, likely on smaller or ancillary work. The vendor does not carry SBA set-aside designations.

Adams & Smith's award portfolio is thin and geographically concentrated. Nine total awards span federal activity from 1988 through April 2023, with combined potential value of $817 thousand but combined dollars obligated of $3.6 million — a signal that actual task values and durations have historically exceeded initial contract ceilings. The top four funding agencies account for 78% of awards: the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (three awards), the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration (two awards), and one award each from the Department of the Army and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Los Angeles. The award concentration metric shows zero percent of potential value attached to the top customers, indicating that the source does not carry dollar magnitudes for individual awards — a sparse data posture typical of older or incomplete capture.

Capability framing centers on structural steel and miscellaneous metal fabrication. Concrete work includes a $817 thousand subcontract with R.A. Burch Construction Co. for the SIMS Center project (shop-primed and galvanized structural steel, steel joist framing, steel decks, miscellaneous metal fabrication, pipe bollards, guardrails, and handrails), and two supplemental-agreement subcontracts with Oftedal Construction for girder erection on the Wyoming National Park Service Moose Wilson Road Phase 1 project. Adams & Smith sits on two indefinite delivery contracts: IDC 69056719D000003 (two task orders) and DACW0588C0056 (one task order). Top NAICS categories are Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction; top PSCs cover Prefabricated Tower Structures and Miscellaneous Prefabricated Structures.

Recent activity is minimal. The vendor logged one award in 2023, two in 2022, and prior activity was sparse — one in 2007, two in 1992, and one in 1991. Service Contract Inventory data shows 0.1 FTEs in FY2024, all as named subcontractor on two SCI-reportable service records, indicating negligible federal services labor in the SCI dataset. The vendor's federal footprint is commodity construction and structural metal work rather than ongoing services; the long gap between awards (2007 to 2022) and the recent silence (last award April 2023, over three years ago) suggest either dormant federal business development or a project-based model with irregular award cycles.