JB Contracting Inc.

JB Contracting Inc., a for-profit small business headquartered in Holden, Massachusetts, delivers construction, renovation, and facilities maintenance services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides, with a recent award portfolio of $7.1 million across 90 contracts spanning roofing, HVAC, water and septic systems, boiler replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and building exterior rehabilitation.

The vendor operates entirely under small business set-asides, competing exclusively in reserved procurement categories rather than full-and-open vehicles. Ninety contracts constitute the source footprint, with all work awarded as prime contracts—zero subcontract exposure. Recent activity shows modest headcount: six awards in 2026 (year-to-date through October 1), four in 2025, seven in 2024, ten in 2023, and nine in 2022, indicating a flattening trajectory after a 2023 peak. Six awards carrying combined potential value of $1.3 million complete within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure.

Customer concentration is diffuse across forty-two distinct federal agencies, with no single customer dominating by either award count or dollar value. The top five agencies by count account for 34 percent of awards: the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New England leads with eleven awards and $814 thousand combined potential value, followed by the Corps' Engineering District St. Paul with seven awards and $400 thousand. By potential value, the top five account for 42 percent: the Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region places the second-largest dollar concentration at $711 thousand (two awards), the National Park Service Northeast Region anchors $645 thousand across three awards, and the Intermountain Region carries $395 thousand across four awards. This customer fragmentation—multiple regional offices of the same federal agency operating independently—signals a vendor positioned for distributed facilities maintenance contracts rather than centralized procurement vehicles or agency-wide IDIQs.

Scope concentration clusters in specialty trade contracting. The top five NAICS categories represent sixty-one awards: Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (17 awards), Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (13), Roofing Contractors (10), Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (9), and All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (7). Representative prime work includes a $642 thousand water and septic system resuscitation at Crystal Lakes Work Center near Leadville, Colorado (Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region, purchase order, September 28, 2026), a $450 thousand boiler installation and replacement at Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, Maine (National Park Service Northeast Region, definitive contract, September 10, 2025), a $239 thousand fuel infrastructure replacement and modernization at Grand Canyon National Park (National Park Service Intermountain Region, purchase order, September 17, 2026), and a $236 thousand rehabilitation of buildings at Canelo Work Center in Hereford, Arizona (Forest Service Southwestern Region, definitive contract, September 26, 2022). Award magnitudes cluster in the $40 thousand to $250 thousand range, with outliers at $493 thousand (boiler replacement at FCI Pekin, Bureau of Prisons, 2022) and $450 thousand (Acadia boilers). The vendor does not participate in GWACs, BPAs, or agency-wide IDIQs; all awards originate as standalone purchase orders or definitive contracts issued directly by field offices, regional offices, or facilities management units.

The vendor carries no parent vehicles, subcontract relationships, or teaming arrangements in the source record. All ninety awards flow directly from federal customers to JB Contracting as the sole prime. The contractor's SBA designation—small business set-aside posture—is embedded in contract award language; no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other formal SBA certification is stated in the source, and the vendor competes under total small business set-asides available to any concern meeting the size standard for its NAICS code.

The recent-award emphasis on Great American Outdoors Act projects, facilities rehabilitation, and regional facilities maintenance positions JB Contracting as a capabilities vendor for distributed federal real property work rather than a contractor pursuing higher-value centralized IT, professional services, or defense prime contracts. The geographic and customer fragmentation, combined with award-size clustering and absence of vehicle-level positioning, suggests a vendor with strong local and regional execution depth but limited leverage in pursuing larger integrated programs or agency-wide modernization efforts.