Blair Backflow

Blair Backflow, a minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned sole proprietorship based in Phelan, California, provides annual backflow inspection and maintenance services to the Federal Correctional Complex Victorville under Total Small Business set-aside designations as a prime contractor. The company operates exclusively in specialized plumbing safety systems for federal facilities, with all twenty-five awards in its federal footprint directed to the Bureau of Prisons facility at Victorville.

Blair Backflow's portfolio concentrates entirely on the Department of Justice: twenty-two awards (88% of total) worth $150 thousand in combined potential value flow to the Federal Correctional Complex Victorville, where the vendor has held recurring annual backflow inspection contracts since 2006. The vendor's core capability is backflow prevention system inspection and maintenance — critical infrastructure work that ensures proper water flow and prevents cross-contamination in the facility housing approximately 3,300 inmates. Representative work includes a $4,980 firm fixed-price purchase order for FY26 annual backflow inspection (awarded March 12, 2026, completing April 30, 2026), a $4,980 FY25 contract (awarded April 7, 2025), and a $4,540 FY24 inspection contract (awarded April 2, 2024), with historical repair work reaching $8,270 in 2019. Award values have remained stable across the period, ranging from approximately $4,540 to $4,980 annually. The vendor's categorization tracks to NAICS 55 (Water Supply and Irrigation Systems) and PSC codes for valve inspection (16 awards) and plumbing equipment maintenance and repair (8 awards combined).

Activity is flat: one award per year from 2022 through 2026, with 100% of combined potential value ($166 thousand) obligated. All work is performed as prime contractor; Blair Backflow carries no subcontract footprint. Customer concentration is absolute — a single federal customer and a single facility account for 91% of combined potential value and all operational relationships. This posture reflects a specialized, site-specific capability model rather than a broader federal services business.