California Fire Protection & Backflow Inc.

California Fire Protection & Backflow Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Norco, California, delivers annual fire hydrant, sprinkler, and alarm inspection services as a prime contractor to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, exclusively servicing the Federal Correctional Complex Victorville facility under small business set-asides. The vendor operates as a for-profit corporate entity with no subcontractor involvement and competes solely on reserved small business vehicles.

California Fire Protection & Backflow Inc. maintains a narrowly focused federal customer base concentrated entirely within the Bureau of Prisons' Victorville complex, with all seven awards spanning fiscal years 2023 through 2026 directed to that single facility. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on recurring life-safety system maintenance: annual fire sprinkler inspections (four awards ranging from $16,800 to $18,195), fire pump inspections (two awards at $5,550 each), and combined fire hydrant, sprinkler, and alarm inspections ($19,395). The cumulative potential value across all awards is $89 thousand, with 100% of that value obligated. Work is consistently performed in Victorville, California, with firm fixed-price structures and annual completion dates aligned to the facility's maintenance cycle. Recent awards include a September 30, 2026 purchase order for $19,395 covering annual fire hydrant, sprinkler, and alarm inspection services and a May 6, 2026 purchase order for $5,550 for fire pump inspection services, both with ultimate completion dates in September 2026.

Activity has remained stable at one to two awards per fiscal year since 2023, with no growth trajectory or pipeline diversification beyond the Victorville facility. The vendor holds no position on government-wide vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs, competing instead through direct purchase orders under total small business set-asides. All awards are designated total small business set-asides with no competitive or sole-source variants, reflecting a vendor posture locked to micro-scale facility maintenance at a single correctional complex rather than a scalable federal services footprint.