El Paso J.a.g., Inc.

El Paso J.a.g., Inc. (doing business as El Paso Jag Inc.), a HUBZone-certified, minority-owned, women-owned small business based in El Paso, Texas, operates as a prime contractor providing facility construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair services to federal agencies across the southwestern United States, with no subcontractor activity in its recent award footprint.

The vendor competes under small business set-asides, with a strong preference for HUBZone and Total Small Business designations. El Paso Jag holds SBA certifications including HUBZone, Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), and self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business status. The company operates as a Subchapter S Corporation structured as a for-profit entity with recent SCI-reportable federal service activity scaling from near zero in FY2022 to approximately $1.6 million in FY2024 across 3.9 FTEs, indicating modest but growing invoiced federal services volume. On federal service contracts captured in SCI, government-paid hourly rates ranged from around $175/hr at the tenth percentile to approximately $238–$246/hr at the median and ninetieth percentile.

Capability portfolio centers on building and facility infrastructure: commercial and institutional construction dominates at 233 awards, followed by electrical contracting (32 awards) and HVAC work (12 awards). Representative prime work includes a $930,330 Total Small Business delivery order from the National Park Service Intermountain Region for exterior rehabilitation of Carlsbad Caverns Visitor Center; a $719,253.84 Total Small Business delivery order from GSA Region 7 for flooring, painting, lighting, and electrical heater installation at Santa Teresa, New Mexico; a $703,339.64 CBP delivery order for renovation of the Canine Kennel Building at Paso Del Norte Land Port of Entry; and numerous mid-range projects ($50,000–$300,000 range) involving HVAC replacement, roofing, electrical systems, plumbing, painting, and general facility upgrades across federal parks, courthouses, and border facilities.

Customer concentration is heavily tilted toward the National Park Service Intermountain Region and GSA Region 7. The top three agencies—NPS Intermountain Region (50 awards, $48 million combined potential value), GSA Region 7 (76 awards, $38.4 million combined potential value), and CBP (91 awards, $5.6 million combined potential value)—together account for 217 of 290 awards (83% by count) and $92 million of the $98 million combined potential value. NPS Intermountain Region anchors the largest dollar share; GSA Region 7 places the highest volume of individual task orders. CBP places the most awards by count but at lower individual ceiling values, reflecting routine facility maintenance and small infrastructure projects at border ports of entry.

The vendor holds two significant parent indefinite-delivery contracts. The National Park Service Intermountain Region awarded a $40 million HUBZone multiple-award IDIQ (contract 140P1322D0001, valid through March 2027) for minor construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair across park locations in Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas; this vehicle has anchored 50 delivery orders valued at $8.6 million in combined potential value. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 7 awarded a $25 million Total Small Business multiple-award IDIQ (contract GS07P14HHD0033, valid through September 2026) for construction, repair, alteration, design-build, and incidental abatement across Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas; this vehicle has generated 76 delivery orders valued at $3 million in combined potential value. A third parent vehicle under CBP (contract 47PH0821D0018) has issued 60 task orders valued at $4.7 million in combined potential value. Task order ceilings under these vehicles typically range from sub-$30,000 for small maintenance items to over $700,000 for major facility rehabilitations.

Award volume has fluctuated over the past five years (25 awards in 2022, climbing to 36 in 2023, declining to 30 in 2024, then dropping to 19 in 2025 and 4 year-to-date in 2026). Nine awards with combined potential value of $2.4 million face ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and will require recompete effort. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor across its recent 290-award footprint, with no recorded subcontractor roles; across SCI-reported service contracts, subs performed approximately 14% of total contractor hours, suggesting El Paso Jag maintains in-house delivery capacity but occasionally engages specialized subcontractor support for electrical, HVAC, or trade-specific work. The vendor's federal footprint is almost entirely driven by delivery orders and task orders issued under two anchor IDIQ vehicles; organic business development outside these vehicles has been minimal. Place of performance spans the southwestern U.S., with concentration in El Paso, Texas; border ports of entry (Paso del Norte, Ysleta, Santa Teresa, Eagle Pass, Tornillo, Bridge of the Americas); and scattered National Park Service locations across New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma.

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