First Cascade Corp.

First Cascade Corp., doing business as Precision One Coating, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business that performs painting and staining services for federal agencies primarily as a subcontractor (60% of recent awards), with occasional prime work on GSA and Department of Interior projects in the Pacific Northwest.

The vendor operates as a for-profit corporate entity and competes under the small disadvantaged business designation across its footprint. All five awards in the source data fall within NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), reflecting a specialized capability in interior and exterior painting, staining, and finishing for federal building renovation and modernization work.

First Cascade's customer base spans four agencies with minimal concentration. The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service anchors the largest single award ($1.2 million for facility work), while the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington carried a $918 thousand project. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 10 placed two awards, and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts issued one. The vendor's geographic footprint is anchored in the Pacific Northwest — all documented work centers on Portland, Oregon and surrounding federal facilities.

First Cascade holds seats on three GSA and interior IDIQs: Indefinite Delivery Contracts 47PL0018D0011 and 47PL0119D0002, and the Region 10 Public Buildings Service South MATOC, each carrying a single task order. The vendor's subcontractor role runs exclusively through RJS Construction, Inc., which has engaged First Cascade for three painting and staining sub-awards on federal building seismic aftercare, basement modernization, and judges chambers build-out projects in Portland between February 2024 and January 2025. Combined potential value across all five awards totals $2.1 million, with $2.3 million obligated year-to-date, reflecting substantial execution against contract ceilings.