GGN Solutions LLC

GGN Solutions LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Fresno, California, delivers specialized ground services, facility maintenance, and equipment provision to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and unrestricted competitive awards. The company operates as a for-profit small business joint venture and competes across a dispersed set of civilian Interior, Agriculture, Homeland Security, and Veterans Affairs customers without parent contract vehicles or standing IDIQs.

GGN's capability portfolio spans outdoor ground maintenance (lawn care, snow removal, tree trimming), invasive-species management (herbicide application), specialized labor (traffic and parking control, aircraft pilot services, motorhome removal), facility repairs (sewer-line work), and equipment provision (custom trailers, concrete barriers, pest-control agents, propane fuel delivery). Representative work includes a $297 thousand contract with the National Park Service Pacific West Region for traffic and parking control at Haleakala National Park on Maui (awarded September 2025, completion July 2026), a $510.2 thousand off-site fleet parking services award to Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 for the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago (September 2024, completion August 2029), a $143.9 thousand Bureau of Reclamation award for El Vado Dam road closure traffic control in Chama, New Mexico (March 2026, completion October 2026), and two pilot-services contracts with USDA Agricultural Research Service for aerial imaging using agency-owned Cessna aircraft at College Station, Texas ($20 thousand awarded September 2025 and $8.96 thousand awarded June 2024).

Customer concentration spreads across ten distinct federal agencies with no single customer dominating either volume or dollar value. The top five customers by potential value account for 83 percent of combined awards: the Department of Veterans Affairs anchors the portfolio with a single $510.2 thousand award (34% of total potential value), followed by the National Park Service ($297 thousand, 20%), the Coast Guard ($214 thousand across two awards, 14%), the Bureau of Reclamation ($143.9 thousand, 10%), and the Fish and Wildlife Service ($117 thousand across two awards, 8%). By award count, the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 and Region 8 each hold three awards ($52 thousand and $50 thousand respectively), reflecting GGN's recurring work in wildlife refuge operations across California and Washington. GGN holds a single Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Fish and Wildlife Service for propane fuel delivery to the Southeast Idaho National Wildlife Refuge complex (ceiling $100 thousand, August 2024 through July 2029), though the source notes the contractor withdrew from that BPA prior to acceptance, citing inability to meet quoted pricing.

Activity has declined modestly: seven awards in 2024, six in 2025, and four through mid-2026. Five awards (combined potential value $509 thousand) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and therefore present recompete exposure. GGN operates entirely as a prime contractor — no subcontract work appears in the source — and operates without access to government-wide vehicles, federal supply schedules, or agency-specific IDIQs. All recent awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders under total small business set-asides or unrestricted competitive solicitations, with no task-order or delivery-order work against parent vehicles. Place of performance spans Washington, California, Texas, Michigan, Hawaii, New Mexico, and Missouri, reflecting the dispersed nature of ground-services and facility-maintenance work across Interior and Agriculture field locations.