Colvico, Inc.

Colvico, Inc., a minority-owned, small disadvantaged business based in Spokane, Washington, delivers airport infrastructure construction and renovation services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, with specialized capability in runway lighting systems, precision approach path indicators, and navigational facility construction. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides and holds SBA self-certification as a Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business.

Colvico's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of the Navy (9 awards) and the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration across its regional offices and headquarters (9 awards combined, covering 80% of recent award count). The FAA headquarters ranks highest by potential value, with two awards worth $1.8 million combined, including a $1.479 million firm fixed price definitive contract awarded June 1, 2022, to replace the medium intensity approach lighting system on runway 31 at McNary Field Airport in Salem, Oregon (with an option to replace the visual approach slope indicator on runway 13), and a $344,712 definitive contract awarded May 17, 2022, for precision approach path indicator construction and visual approach slope indicator demolition at Lompoc Airport in California. FAA regional offices in the Northwest Mountain and Western Pacific regions account for $1.064 million in combined potential value across four awards. Colvico operates primarily as a prime contractor, with 96% of recent awards in prime capacity and minimal subcontractor engagement; a single subcontract appears in the source, a June 2, 2026 electrical sub-award under Burton Construction for taxiway shoulder repair work.

The vendor's recent activity shows sparse modern volume — one award in 2026, two in 2022, three in 2015 — but the combined dollars obligated ($14.9 million) significantly exceed combined potential value ($2.9 million across 25 total awards), reflecting completion and payment of older contracts. Colvico's work footprint spans power and communication line construction (3 awards), commercial and institutional building construction (2 awards), other heavy and civil engineering construction (2 awards), and electrical contracting (1 award); the top PSC category is construction of radar and navigational facilities (6 awards). The vendor holds a position on the Fairchild Air Force Base Design-build Construction Services vehicle (2025–2032) with one task order. Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2023 shows minimal reportable federal service-contract activity: zero dollars in SCI-reportable invoicing on prime contracts and fewer than one FTE delivered to the federal government across the two fiscal years, reflecting the vendor's project-based construction delivery model rather than sustained labor-hour services work.