J.i. Garcia Construction, Inc.

J.i. Garcia Construction, Inc., an SBA-certified HUBZone small business based in Fresno, California, operates as a federal prime contractor in commercial and institutional building construction, facility renovation, design-build services, and post-disaster infrastructure reconstruction, with a portfolio driven by 100% prime awards (301 total) across 31 federal customer agencies. The company is Hispanic American-owned and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with selective participation in HUBZone and no-set-aside vehicles where it holds indefinite delivery positions.

J.i. Garcia's federal footprint is anchored by two massive IDIQs: a $4 billion National Multiple Award Construction Contract III with the U.S. Coast Guard (awarded August 2024, extending through August 2034) supporting design-build and design-bid-build construction across all 50 states and territories, and a $250 million Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service multiple-award design-build MATOC (awarded March 2023, extending through April 2028) for Great American Outdoors Act facility restoration and infrastructure work on federal lands. A second $250 million DOI Fish and Wildlife MATOC (awarded January 2022, completing June 2027) provides an additional vehicle for alteration and repair construction services nationwide. J.i. Garcia also holds a $450 million NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Western Regional Multiple Award Construction Contract (awarded June 2026) and a $45 million NPS Sierra/Mojave MATOC (awarded February 2026), positioning the company across six major IDV vehicles carrying combined potential value exceeding $5 billion.

Customer concentration by potential value is dominated by the Coast Guard ($4.06 billion, 7 awards), reflecting the NMACC III vehicle award; this single vehicle represents 70% of the company's total combined potential value. The Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service contributes $500 million (2 awards), the Department of the Navy $457.9 million (9 awards), and the National Park Service $45 million (2 awards). By award count, the Navy leads (146 awards, $8.5 million potential value), followed by the Army (31 awards) and Air National Guard (12 awards, $17 million potential value), indicating high-frequency task orders under smaller vehicles alongside the large-ceiling Coast Guard contract.

Recent representative work spans the full capability portfolio. On the Coast Guard NMACC III, J.i. Garcia delivered a $31.711 million delivery order awarded September 2026 for major maintenance, repair, and expansion of the Alameda Child Development Center (completion September 2028), and a $15.995 million delivery order (December 2025) for design and construction of a water supply line connecting the City of Petaluma system to USCG Training Center Petaluma (completion July 2027). Under the DOI Fish and Wildlife design-build MATOC, the company executed a $14.478 million design-build order for barracks and engine bay construction at North Fork CCC Camp (completion November 2026), a $4.563 million Placerville Nursery Expansion irrigation project (completion February 2027), and a $3.691 million Grant Grove burned-structures replacement at Sequoia National Park (completion December 2027). The company also holds a $14.222 million definitive contract with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service for Sierra National Forest facilities replacement following the 2020 Creek Fire (completion June 2027), a $5.254 million Air Force HUBZone contract for Building 4750 renovation at Mather Army Aviation Facility (completion June 2026), and a $4.811 million California National Guard HUBZone contract for fire-suppression water storage facility construction at Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos (completion August 2026).

Activity has accelerated significantly: three awards per year in 2022–2023, then ten awards in 2024 and seven in 2026, driven by the NMACC III vehicle placement in August 2024 and ongoing task-order issuance under established Interior and Coast Guard vehicles. Seven awards (combined potential value $99.5 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing near-term recompete exposure and renewal opportunity.

On federal service contracts captured in the Service Contract Inventory, J.i. Garcia reported $1.4 million in invoiced labor during FY2024 and $10.8 million in FY2025, spanning 0.8 and 7.0 FTEs respectively, indicating rapid scaling of SCI-reportable service delivery in 2025. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts run around $819.52/hr, with senior labor pricing extending through $860.46/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the company self-performed 100% of contractor hours with zero sub-hours, reflecting a vertically integrated delivery model. In fixed-price construction work outside SCI, J.i. Garcia subcontracts specialized trades—mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, fire protection, and site utilities—to regional and specialty firms including Strausser Construction, Marquee Fire Protection, Chapman Air Systems, Collins Electrical, and RLH Fire Protection, maintaining direct management and control while outsourcing technical specialties typical of construction prime operations.

The company's geographic scope spans the western United States, with primary activity in California, Hawaii, and subordinate federal installations nationwide under the Coast Guard NMACC III and DOI nationwide vehicles. Work types concentrate in commercial and institutional building construction (85 awards), remediation services (21 awards), and industrial building construction (11 awards), with PSC framing dominated by maintenance, repair, and alteration of miscellaneous buildings (49 awards) and environmental remediation work (11 awards). J.i. Garcia operates as a pure prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data—a distinct posture among federal construction firms—and has obligated $355.5 million (6% of combined potential value) across 301 awards, indicating active delivery against recent vehicles and base period spend on larger IDIQs.

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