High Country Contractors Inc.

High Country Contractors Inc., a Native American-owned and minority-owned small business based in Perkins, Oklahoma, holds SBA 8(a) Program Participant certification and delivers aviation infrastructure construction and modernization services exclusively as a prime contractor to the Federal Aviation Administration under total small business set-asides. The company competes entirely within set-aside categories, with 100% of its recent prime footprint designated total small business awards.

High Country's customer concentration is singular: the Federal Aviation Administration accounts for all 36 awards across four sub-agencies, with FAA Headquarters dominating at 23 awards and $64 million combined potential value, followed by FAA Franchise Acquisition Services with 10 awards and $11.8 million combined potential value. The remaining FAA Southwestern Region (2 awards, $975 thousand) and Great Lakes Region (1 award, $230 thousand) comprise the remainder. This concentration reflects High Country's specialization in FAA facility infrastructure rather than diversified federal customer reach.

High Country's concrete capability portfolio centers on remote communications air/ground tower replacement, runway visual range system installation, air traffic control tower fire life safety and structural upgrades, antenna tower construction and replacement, and electrical system modernization at FAA navigational facilities. Representative recent work includes a $1.39 million firm fixed-price definitive contract awarded November 18, 2025, for RCAG tower replacement at Ponca City and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; an $830 thousand definitive contract awarded August 27, 2026, for RCAG facility replacement at Kirksville, Missouri, with completion targeted for December 31, 2027; a $736 thousand firm fixed-price contract awarded August 28, 2025, for construction of two 30-foot self-supporting antenna towers at the Sunnyside RCAG facility in East Carbon, Utah; and a $529 thousand definitive contract awarded May 15, 2025, for fire life safety upgrades at the air traffic control tower in Evansville, Indiana. The company operates without major identified subcontractors across all contracts. Work spans multiple states including Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Missouri, and Indiana, with place of performance tied to individual facility locations.

High Country's activity trajectory shows volatility but growth momentum: one award in 2023, three in 2024, seven in 2025, and two year-to-date in 2026. Four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.1 million and face recompete exposure. The combined potential value across all 36 awards stands at $77.1 million, though obligated dollars total only $10.6 million (14% of potential value), reflecting the early-stage nature of much of the active pipeline. High Country's NAICS concentration splits between Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (16 awards) and Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction (12 awards), with primary PSC codes aligned to air traffic control tower maintenance (10 awards) and radar and navigational facilities construction (8 awards).

We are a general contractor that works closely with the FAA to build/remodel/upgrade navigational aids, fire life safety systems and other construction projects at airports all across the regional area and country.