Coastal Enterprises Of Jacksonville Inc.

Coastal Enterprises Of Jacksonville Inc., a Jacksonville, North Carolina-based AbilityOne non-profit organization, delivers facilities maintenance, grounds management, custodial services, and specialized military equipment component manufacturing to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across more than 1,400 federal awards. The vendor competes exclusively on merit and capability with no set-aside designations, serving primarily the Marine Corps, Navy, Defense Logistics Agency, and Defense Health Agency while maintaining its core mission of providing employment and training for individuals with disabilities.

Coastal Enterprises operates across three concrete capability streams grounded in recent award activity. Its facilities and grounds portfolio encompasses basewide custodial operations, vegetation management, tree and stump removal, herbicide application, fence line clearing, stormwater pond maintenance, and specialized facility remediation at military installations, particularly Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. Recent representative work includes a $9.3 million fourth-option-year custodial services delivery order for Camp Lejeune (Marine Corps, August 1, 2024–July 31, 2025); a $2.8 million grounds maintenance and landscaping services delivery order for MCAS Cherry Point (Naval Facilities Engineering Command, March 1, 2025–February 28, 2026); and a $442,810 delivery order for edging and vegetation maintenance on 17 stormwater ponds (Marine Corps, September 26, 2025–July 31, 2026). In manufacturing, Coastal Enterprises produces military clothing and textile components—firing attachments, buckles, clips, end straps, and panel markers—for Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support. Representative awards include a $534,660 delivery order for buckles (DLA Clothing and Textiles, April 5, 2023–April 26, 2024) and a $509,070 delivery order for buckles (DLA, July 14, 2025–April 27, 2026). The vendor also delivers hospital custodial and environmental cleaning services across military medical facilities, anchored by a $4.1 billion single-award enterprise healthcare environmental cleaning contract with the Defense Health Agency (September 30, 2024–May 31, 2031) and a $65.6 million custodial services contract with Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (July 1, 2023–June 30, 2028).

Customer concentration is dominated by defense agencies. The top five funding agencies account for 82% of combined potential value: Defense Health Agency leads at $4.1 billion (single contract), followed by the Marine Corps at $537.6 million across 485 awards, Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery at $286.4 million across 50 awards, DLA Clothing and Textiles at $103.9 million across 277 awards, and Naval Facilities Engineering Command at $72 million across 30 awards. The Marine Corps ranks first by award count (485 awards, 33% of total), but the Defense Health Agency's single $4.1 billion contract dominates the dollar ranking, reflecting Coastal Enterprises' role as sole provider of environmental cleaning services across the Defense Health Agency enterprise. The source characterizes the vendor as holding "over 350 federal contract awards as a prime contractor" and maintains "six primary IDVs collectively valued at approximately $4.7 billion through 2031," though the comprehensive source data shows 1,475 total prime awards valued at $6.23 billion.

The vendor holds six primary indefinite-delivery vehicles: a $27.2 million basewide custodial services contract with the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune (February 1, 2025–January 31, 2030); the $4.1 billion Defense Health Agency enterprise healthcare environmental cleaning contract (September 30, 2024–May 31, 2031); a $5.5 million Defense Logistics Agency contract for buckles and related components (January 26, 2024–January 25, 2029); a $2.8 million DLA contract for panel marker manufacturing (April 30, 2024–April 29, 2027); a $65.6 million Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery custodial services contract (July 1, 2023–June 30, 2028); and a $20.5 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command grounds maintenance contract for MCAS Cherry Point (March 1, 2022–February 28, 2027). The top parent vehicles by task order volume are SPM7L410D7007 (197 task orders, $8.4 million), N4008507D2254 (91 task orders, $5 million), N6247003D1700 (77 task orders, $582 thousand), N4008512D3900 (56 task orders, $8 million), and N6247098D4283 (42 task orders, value not specified in source). Activity has declined from 63 awards in 2022 to 11 awards in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting the mature IDIQ portfolio structure where large multi-year vehicles reduce new prime contract volume. Nineteen awards valued at $33.4 million collectively reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk.

The vendor operates as a single legal entity with no named subsidiaries carrying distinct capability signals in the source. Coastal Enterprises performs the majority of contract work directly with its internal workforce of individuals with disabilities rather than through subcontracting, aligning operational execution with its AbilityOne mission. The award footprint shows 100% prime activity (1,474 prime awards, one sub-award) and zero subcontractor dependencies across the sample.