JDC Co., Inc.

JDC Co., Inc., a woman-owned small business and Subchapter S corporation based in Swansboro, North Carolina, operates as a prime contractor delivering drayage, furniture installation and removal, and logistical support services to the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) and the U.S. Marine Corps. The vendor competes exclusively under full-and-open designations across its federal footprint — no set-aside work appears in recent awards — and holds no recognized SBA certifications beyond woman-owned business status.

JDC Co.'s customer concentration is heavily skewed toward DoDEA and Marine Corps work. The top four funding agencies account for 95% of recent awards by count, but the dollar split reveals a stark divergence: DoDEA dominates combined potential value at $56.8 million across 21 awards, while the Marine Corps leads by award count with 88 awards but only $4.8 million in combined potential value. This imbalance reflects JDC Co.'s mixed portfolio of high-value DoDEA facility relocations and multiple smaller Marine Corps furniture and removal task orders. The Department of the Navy and the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery round out the active agency set with $544 thousand and $28 thousand respectively.

JDC Co.'s work centers on facilities logistics and materials handling across military installations. Recent representative prime work includes a $7.042 million BPA call from DoDEA for drayage services for the Puerto Rico Field Office at Fort Buchanan (awarded February 2025), a $7.068 million BPA call for relocation of Van Voorhis school (June 2024), and a $7.043 million BPA call for drayage services at Fort Liberty School in North Carolina (June 2024). Smaller awards span classroom moves, furniture installation for carpet replacement, and material removal and recycling at military schools on Fort Campbell, Fort Knox, Fort Liberty, and Camp Lejeune. The vendor also holds a 5-year $828 thousand single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Marine Corps for furniture installation and removal services.

Vehicle position concentrates on two principal BPAs and multiple Marine Corps indefinite delivery contracts. The DoDEA Blanket Purchase Agreement HE125418A2009 carries 18 task orders with $49.8 million in combined potential value, serving as the primary vehicle for large-scale school relocations. Marine Corps indefinite delivery contracts M6700105D0007, M6700113D0005, M6700102D0002, and M6700117D0003 collectively represent 41 task orders with $1.286 million combined potential value, anchoring the smaller, recurring furniture and removal work.

Activity has been volatile and recently sparse. The source records 124 total awards dating back to 2000, but the awards-per-year trend shows decline: 4 awards in 2020, 2 in 2021, 9 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 3 in 2026 (through mid-July). Combined potential value across all awards stands at $62.8 million, with only $3.6 million obligated (6% utilization), suggesting backlog concentration in a small number of high-value but incomplete DoDEA facility relocations. Capability is narrowly concentrated: top NAICS codes are Other Building Finishing Contractors (68 awards), Packing and Crating (19 awards), and Used Household and Office Goods Moving (10 awards). Top PSC codes center on Installation of Equipment—Furniture (56 awards) and Transportation/Relocation (23 awards). The vendor subcontracts to no federal primes and operates 100% as a prime contractor.