J3 Enterprise LLC

J3 Enterprise LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based in Glendale, California, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering specialized facility operations and infrastructure maintenance services to federal agencies across 71 customer organizations. The company is minority-owned, self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, and structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership; it competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides, with secondary participation in Total Small Business and no-set-aside vehicles.

J3 Enterprise's capability portfolio centers on concrete facility maintenance and infrastructure services: HVAC system repair and maintenance (including chillers, air handlers, and variable frequency drives), elevator inspection and preventive maintenance, fire suppression and fire alarm system testing and repair, pest control and integrated pest management, grounds maintenance and landscaping, plumbing and sewer services, electrical systems work, water treatment system installation and maintenance, and specialized infrastructure repairs. Recent work exemplifies this breadth—a $1.76 million electrical equipment service contract for El Paso VA Health Care System covering all facilities (April 2024), a $894.9 thousand elevator inspection and maintenance agreement at Overton Brooks VA Medical Center in Louisiana running through January 2027 (February 2022), a $681.6 thousand variable frequency drive maintenance contract at Milwaukee VA Medical Center through July 2031 (August 2026), and a $470.3 thousand SPS reverse-osmosis water system service contract at Syracuse VA Medical Center through May 2029 (June 2024).

Customer concentration within the Department of Veterans Affairs is pronounced. The top five customers by award count—VA VISN 22, NOAA, VA VISN 6, Air Mobility Command, and VA VISN 16—account for 30 percent of awards. By potential value, the picture deepens: VA VISN 22 leads with 22 awards and $3.7 million in potential value; VA VISN 9 follows with 8 awards and $3.3 million; VA VISN 16 with 8 awards and $2.2 million; VA VISN 17 with 4 awards and $2 million; and VA VISN 7 with 4 awards and $1.9 million. These five networks alone represent 46 percent of combined potential value. The vendor's remaining customer base spans the Departments of Commerce (NOAA), the Air Force, the Army, the Interior, Homeland Security (Coast Guard), Defense (Space Force, Army Reserve), Labor, and numerous civilian agencies including the National Park Service, FBI, GSA, and USDA. The significant concentration within VA reflects J3 Enterprise's established relationships across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks and its veteran-owned status, which aligns with VA procurement priorities.

J3 Enterprise holds five named parent contract vehicles anchoring its federal work. An Air Mobility Command Indefinite Delivery Contract worth $400,000 (awarded November 2024, ultimately due April 2030) for electric personnel doors maintenance and repair at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey has generated 8 task orders totaling approximately $155,000 through November 2024. A VA VISN 9 Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $1.657 million (awarded May 2022, ultimately due April 2027) for grounds maintenance and landscape services across Tennessee and Kentucky VA medical centers has produced 7 calls totaling approximately $1.7 million, with the most recent $542,217 order issued October 2025. A VA VISN 6 Indefinite Delivery Contract for main sewer and plumbing services at Durham VA Medical Center ($306,642 ceiling, awarded July 2024, due July 2029) carries 3 task orders totaling $160,774. A VA VISN 4 pest control IDC ($442,536 ceiling, awarded September 2024, due September 2029) has yielded 3 delivery orders to date. An ACC Redstone elevator maintenance contract at Letterkenny Army Depot ($51,237.72 ceiling, awarded September 2023, due September 2026) supports 2 task orders. These vehicles demonstrate J3 Enterprise's ability to establish and execute long-term service relationships with federal facilities while maintaining multiple concurrent delivery order streams.

Activity trajectory shows volatility with a recent decline. The vendor recorded 54 awards in 2022, 46 in 2023, 51 in 2024, but dropped to 30 in 2025 and only 17 through late October 2026. Combined potential value across all 218 awards totals $28.5 million, with $17.4 million (61 percent) obligated to date. Critically, 42 awards with combined potential value of $7.5 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing substantial recompete exposure and immediate pipeline opportunity for competitors.

J3 Enterprise operates as a 100 percent prime contractor—218 prime awards (100 percent) against zero subcontract awards—and self-performs all work without subcontractors. The SCI dataset reveals minimal service-contract activity above the $150,000 reporting threshold: in FY2023, the vendor invoiced $255 thousand across 0.1 FTEs on a single contract (the parking lot sensors agreement with VA VISN 7), yielding a derived hourly rate of $1,594.08. SCI captures only a slice of J3 Enterprise's federal revenue; the bulk of its portfolio consists of purchase orders, delivery orders, and BPA calls for facility goods, supplies, equipment installation, and repairs below or exempt from SCI reporting, or structured as firm-fixed-price service contracts under smaller thresholds.

By category, J3 Enterprise's work concentrates in HVAC contracting (36 awards), landscaping services (23 awards), electrical contracting (17 awards), equipment repair and maintenance (17 awards), and security systems services (12 awards). NAICS codes 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors), 561730 (Landscaping Services), and 238210 (Electrical Contractors) dominate the footprint. The vendor's breadth across facility infrastructure—spanning mechanical, electrical, grounds, plumbing, fire systems, and pest management—positions it as a generalist facility operations provider rather than a specialist in any single trade, allowing it to respond to facility-wide maintenance solicitations across the VA healthcare system and federal installations. This generalist posture, combined with SDVOSB set-aside eligibility and demonstrated federal procurement relationships spanning fifty years of continuous contract activity, frames J3 Enterprise as a recurring infrastructure maintenance provider for federal agencies managing complex real-property portfolios, particularly within the VA system where it commands roughly half its active awards.