Contractors Consultants & Management Inc.

Contractors Consultants & Management Inc., a Memphis-based construction and renovation contractor, operates exclusively as a subcontractor on federal facility projects, with all seven recent awards subcontracted to primes under General Services Administration and Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor delivers commercial and institutional building construction services—specifically interior renovation, mechanical systems work, window replacement, and courtroom and office suite reconstruction—across federal buildings in the Southeast, primarily in Tennessee and Alabama.

All work flows through three prime contractors. Ice Technical Services Inc. anchors the largest share, with four subcontracts awarded between December 2024 and February 2025 for IRS Memphis office renovations (credentialing office, facilities management office, and conference room suite reconstruction) totaling roughly $300 thousand in combined value. Chitina Diversified Services, LLC holds two awards for jury-room renovation at the Odell Horton Federal Building in Memphis and window replacement at the IRS Memphis facility, both in 2025. Premier Mechanical Group Inc. places one award for exterior repairs at the Hugo Black Courthouse in Birmingham, Alabama, in July 2024.

Customer concentration sits entirely with three agencies. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts accounts for four awards across federal courthouses, the Internal Revenue Service carries two awards for facility renovations at its Memphis offices, and the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 4 rounds out the portfolio with one award. All seven awards flow through three GSA or Court-issued indefinite delivery contracts, with GSA IDC 47PE0120D0012 carrying four task orders and two separate GSA IDCs (47PE1925D0043 and 47PE1925D0046) each carrying one task order.

Activity has stabilized at three to four awards per year in the source window (2024–2025), with combined obligated dollars across the seven awards totaling $713 thousand. The vendor's footprint is geographically concentrated in Memphis and Birmingham federal properties, reflecting a regional build-out of renovation and restoration capabilities rather than a national federal construction practice. No prime awards or GWAC seats appear in the source; the entire portfolio reflects subcontract positioning under regional and facility-specific primes.