JMG Ventures, LLC

JMG Ventures, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Bedford, Indiana, operates as a prime contractor exclusively on total-small-business-set-aside purchase orders and definitive contracts for electrical infrastructure, demolition, and site preparation work across civilian federal agencies. The sole proprietorship competes predominantly under small business set-asides, with all sixteen recent prime awards designated total small business, and has not obtained seats on government-wide vehicles or managed IDIQs.

JMG Ventures' capability portfolio centers on electrical contracting (ten awards under NAICS 238210), demolition and site clearance (two awards), and specialized infrastructure repair and installation. Representative work includes a $662,382 purchase order from the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District (July 2024) for property clearance including house demolition, fence removal, electrical panel removal, and site preparation at the Tule Property Clearing/Lake Success site in Porterville, California; a $195,814 definitive contract from USDA Agricultural Research Service (July 2025) for demolition of thirteen deteriorating bunkers at the Dairy Forage Research Center in Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin, with hazardous-materials handling for asbestos and lead-containing paint; and a $111,000 purchase order from the Forest Service Southwestern Region (November 2025) for demolition and replacement of a deteriorated spring box at Double Springs Campgrounds in the Coconino National Forest, Arizona, including installation of a temporary potable water tank, new concrete construction, NSF-approved coatings, and plumbing connections. Smaller awards span electrical repairs at Coast Guard stations (five awards totaling $87,000), mini-split AC unit installation at the Guam Magnetic Observatory ($9,500, U.S. Geological Survey), EV charging station installation at Badlands National Park ($42,616, National Park Service), and access control system replacement at Westover Air Reserve Base ($34,500, Air Force Reserve Command).

Customer concentration is fragmented across twelve distinct agencies, though the top five by potential value account for 88% of combined value. The Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District anchors the dollars at $662,000 (50% of total), followed by USDA Agricultural Research Service ($196,000, 15%), USDA Forest Service ($111,000, 8.5%), the Coast Guard ($87,000, 6.7%), and the Department of the Army ($59,000, 4.5%). Award volume concentrates with the Coast Guard (five awards, $87,000), but the value-ranking reflects the concentrated weight of single large demolition and infrastructure projects from Army, USDA, and interior agencies. JMG Ventures does not hold parent vehicles and operates exclusively on spot purchases and small-value definitive contracts with no standing BPAs or GWACs.

Activity has declined from eight awards in 2024 to three in 2026 year-to-date, with combined potential value of $1.3 million and $1.2 million obligated (97% burn rate). Four awards carrying combined potential value of $191,000 reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure in the small-dollar, hard-goods and repair space. JMG Ventures operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data, performing all work in-house across dispersed federal locations spanning the continental United States, Alaska, and Guam.