J.i. Cleansvendornametrait.phpgarcia Construction, Inc.

J.i. Cleansvendornametrait.phpgarcia Construction, Inc., a Hispanic American-owned, SBA-certified HUBZone small business headquartered in Fresno, California, operates as a federal construction prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering design-build and facility renovation services to the Department of Defense, Department of the Interior, Department of Homeland Security, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The company competes on multiple set-aside vehicles—total small business set-asides dominate the portfolio, with selective unrestricted (no-set-aside) delivery orders on larger vehicles.

Customer concentration is extreme and skewed toward defense. The Department of the Navy accounts for 146 awards (49% by count, though only $8.5 million combined potential value), while the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard anchors the dollar ranking with 6 awards valued at $4.03 billion combined potential value—87% of the vendor's entire portfolio. This divergence reflects the Navy's reliance on small task orders against legacy indefinite delivery contracts versus Coast Guard's award of a single $4 billion multiple-award IDIQ (National Multiple Award Construction Contract III, awarded August 13, 2024, performance through August 16, 2034). The NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center holds two awards valued at $450 million combined potential value, while the Department of the Interior National Park Service and Department of Agriculture Forest Service (primarily for post-disaster facility reconstruction under the Great American Outdoors Act) account for combined potential value of $82.8 million across seven awards.

J.i. Garcia competes on six named parent vehicles. The Coast Guard's $4 billion NMACC III (Pool 2) has generated three delivery orders totaling $30.9 million: a $15.995 million design-and-build water supply line at USCG Training Center Petaluma, California (completion July 17, 2027); a $14.861 million Regional Dive Locker at Coast Guard Base Honolulu, Hawaii (completion April 10, 2028); and a $10,000 minimum guarantee. The Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service operates two $250 million MATOCs (Great American Outdoors Act design-build vehicles, one awarded January 1, 2022 through December 31, 2026, another awarded March 27, 2023 through April 2, 2028) that have generated at least six named delivery orders totaling approximately $29.1 million for wilderness refuge construction, national park utility infrastructure, and fire-recovery facility replacement. The NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center awarded a $450 million Western Regional Multiple Award Construction Contract (partial small business set-aside, awarded June 8, 2026, performance through June 8, 2031). The National Park Service Sierra/Mojave MATOC ($45 million, total small business set-aside, awarded February 19, 2026, performance through February 18, 2031) has generated minimum guarantee and task order activity. The Navy holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts against which J.i. Garcia has placed orders; three named vehicles (N6247498D3601, N6247318D5817, N6247307D2009) carry 100 task orders combined and $130.9 million in combined potential value. Legacy Navy IDIQs (N6247498D3601 with 71 task orders and N6247318D5817 with 15 task orders and $78.9 million combined potential value) dominate task order volume but carry lower individual award values.

Recent activity shows variability: three awards in 2022, three in 2023, ten in 2024, two in 2025, and five in 2026 year-to-date. Six awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $67.9 million and face recompete exposure. Award portfolio concentrates in commercial and institutional building construction (83 awards, primary NAICS 236220) and remediation services (21 awards). Work spans the continental United States, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Capability portfolio centers on design-build construction, facility renovation, infrastructure improvements, and post-disaster facility reconstruction. Representative examples include the $14.222 million Sierra National Forest facilities replacement following the 2020 Creek Fire (small business set-aside definitive contract, Department of Agriculture Forest Service, completion June 30, 2027); a $5.254 million renovation of Building 4750 at Mather Army Aviation Facility, California for the Air Force (HUBZone set-aside, September 23, 2024, completion June 24, 2026); and a $4.811 million fire suppression water storage facility at Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos for the California National Guard (HUBZone set-aside, September 28, 2023, completion June 30, 2026). On Navy and Air Force construction at Travis Air Force Base, J.i. Garcia has delivered a $9.606 million Consolidated Mission Planning Center (no set-aside, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, completion October 28, 2025) and a $13.505 million design-build Building 515 renovation at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, Detachment Norco (no set-aside, Naval Sea Systems Command, completion January 2, 2026). The company subcontracts mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, fire protection, and site utilities trades to regional and specialty firms including Strausser Construction, Marquee Fire Protection, Fresno Plumbing & Heating, Applied Finishes, Chapman Air Systems, Collins Electrical, RLH Fire Protection, and Johnson Controls.

Service Contract Inventory data covers minimal federal service-contract exposure: $1.4 million invoiced in FY2024 across roughly 0.8 FTEs, reflecting that the vendor's federal work is predominantly goods-and-construction-delivery rather than labor-reportable services. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts run around $819.52/hr, with senior labor pricing through the 90th percentile at $860.46/hr, typical of specialized construction supervision and project management labor. The SCI dataset shows zero sub-hours share, consistent with the vendor's role as a self-performing construction prime with external trades subcontracted at the task level. Combined dollars obligated across all 299 awards total $321 million (6% of combined potential value), indicating substantial unobligated IDIQ ceiling and pipeline growth potential, particularly on the $4 billion Coast Guard vehicle and $450 million NASA vehicle awarded in 2026.

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