Cardinal Points Construction, Inc.

Cardinal Points Construction, Inc., a small-business prime contractor based in Blue Springs, Missouri, delivers construction, repair, renovation, and maintenance services to federal civilian agencies across the Midwest, competing on small-business set-asides and full-and-open delivery orders under GSA Public Buildings Service regional IDIQ vehicles. The company operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) and does not appear as a subcontractor in the federal award footprint.

Cardinal Points' customer base centers on GSA facilities management. GSA Public Buildings Service Region 6 dominates the portfolio: 18 awards worth $78.2 million in combined potential value represent 60% of total awards and 74% of combined potential value. GSA's Public Buildings Service non-regional offices account for an additional 4 awards valued at $25.4 million (24% of combined potential value), driven by a $25 million small-business set-aside IDIQ awarded February 1, 2024, through January 31, 2029. The remaining 10% of awards are scattered across the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Social Security Administration, the Judicial Branch, and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, reflecting Cardinal Points' role as a regional construction services provider for federal real estate within Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska. Representative work includes a $2.2 million total small-business set-aside delivery order for roof fall protection, photovoltaic removal, and lower roof replacement at the Robert Dole U.S. Courthouse in Kansas City, Kansas (completion January 18, 2026); a $750,705 total small-business set-aside delivery order for the USCIS Asylum Bolling Office Backfill Project in Kansas City (completion May 30, 2026); and a $329,346 non-set-aside delivery order for GSA office buildout and water damage repair at the Charles E. Whittaker U.S. Courthouse in Kansas City (completion January 23, 2025). Smaller orders span painting, flooring, carpet replacement, electrical repairs, exterior sealing, and facility-specific maintenance across courthouses and federal buildings throughout Region 6.

Cardinal Points holds two active IDIQ vehicles with GSA. The PBS Region 6 Construction Services 2019 IDIQ, awarded August 2019 with a $75 million ceiling, has generated 21 delivery orders totaling approximately $3.2 million in combined potential value since 2022. The $25 million small-business set-aside IDIQ (contract 47PG1024D0007), awarded February 2024, has issued 7 delivery orders worth approximately $1.6 million combined potential value. Both vehicles serve as the contracting mechanism for Cardinal Points' task order awards across the region. Set-aside posture is mixed: 13 of 30 recent prime awards (43%) carry total small-business set-asides, while 17 awards (57%) are full-and-open competitions.

Activity has declined from a 2023 peak of 10 awards to 6 awards in 2024 and 2 awards through July 2026, indicating a contraction in recent volume. Combined potential value across all 30 awards stands at $104.8 million, but obligated dollars are low at $4.6 million (4% of potential value), reflecting the typical cash-flow lag on fixed-price construction delivery orders. Two awards face completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $319 thousand, a minimal recompete cliff. The $25 million IDIQ runs through January 31, 2029, and the $75 million Region 6 vehicle has an ultimate completion date of approximately August 2025 (based on award date and typical GSA construction IDIQ term length), creating potential recompete exposure for the larger vehicle.

SCI-reportable activity is minimal: only one service contract above the $150,000 reporting threshold appears in the Service Contract Inventory dataset, invoiced at $87 thousand in FY2024 across 0.2 FTEs with a government-paid hourly rate of $175.80/hr. This limited SCI footprint reflects Cardinal Points' focus on fixed-price construction delivery orders and goods-heavy work rather than labor-intensive federal services. The one SCI-reported prime contract shows 100% subcontractor hours and 1 named subcontractor, but this single record does not characterize the vendor's typical teaming posture; the broader award portfolio carries no visible sub-awards or named subcontractor citations, indicating Cardinal Points performs most work with its own labor force rather than through subcontractor networks.

Cardinal Points' federal footprint is functionally a GSA Region 6 construction portfolio — 22 of 30 awards are against GSA vehicles or funded through GSA-administered facilities management — concentrated on courthouse maintenance, federal building refurbishment, and facility repairs in a four-state Midwest service area. The vendor competes on small-business set-asides where available and full-and-open solicitations when required, with no visible teaming to larger primes or participation on government-wide vehicles beyond GSA regional contracts.