Mapco, Inc.

Mapco, Inc., a Hispanic American minority-owned small business based in San Antonio, Texas, operates predominantly as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) in federal facility construction, maintenance, and repair, with nearly all work performed under total small business set-asides on military installations and federal parks across Texas and the Southwest.

Mapco's federal footprint centers on building trades and facility services. The vendor competes almost exclusively under total small business set-asides; recent prime awards include a $617,363 definitive contract with Air Education and Training Command (awarded September 2024) for temporary trailer facility space at Joint Base San Antonio Fort Sam Houston with two one-year renewal options extending through August 2027, a $147,115 firm fixed-price contract with the Federal Aviation Administration (awarded July 2022) for electrical and concrete pad construction at an MVSS maintenance facility in North Eagle Pass, Texas, and a $58,277 purchase order with the National Park Service Intermountain Region (awarded June 2026) for electrical, plumbing, and interior preservation work on the San Juan Mission Restroom at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. Across all awards, Mapco carries a $19.84 billion combined potential value portfolio, though only $443.8 million (2% of potential value) has been obligated, indicating a large inventory of task orders and small dollar annual executions.

Customer concentration skews heavily to Department of the Air Force entities and the Department of the Army. The top five funding recipients by award count account for 63% of awards: Air Force Sustainment Center (199 awards, $12.4 million potential value), the Air Force overall (179 awards, $10.2 million), Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (172 awards, $13.2 million), Air Force Materiel Command (161 awards, $18.7 million), and Air Education and Training Command (143 awards, $16.6 million). By potential-value ranking, concentration shifts dramatically toward large civil works programs: the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth dominates with 62 awards and $366.6 million combined potential value, followed by the Coast Guard ($38.2 million across 6 awards) and Army Corps of Engineers Galveston ($56.3 million across 8 awards). This split reflects Mapco's role as a high-volume subcontractor on multiple Air Force indefinite delivery contracts paired with larger, higher-value prime contracts with Army Corps of Engineers and Coast Guard projects.

Mapco places the vast majority of work under five Air Force indefinite delivery contracts: FA850106D0004 (359 task orders, $28.6 million combined potential value), FA850107D0004 (111 task orders, $13.2 million), DADA1000D0090 with Army (87 task orders, $480 thousand), W9124J06D0016 (86 task orders, $10.2 million), and FA304705D0009 (67 task orders, $6 million). These vehicles anchor Mapco's repeatable revenue stream and represent the primary recompete vehicle set. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only two awards totaling $676 thousand face ultimate completion within that window.

In its limited subcontractor role (1% of awards), Mapco performs construction trades — general contracting, interior finishes, welding, and mechanical systems work — under Koman Sustainable Solutions LLC on rehabilitation projects at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park and modifications to San Angelo NASOC command center facilities. Service Contract Inventory data shows negligible SCI-reported activity: 8 sub-named records across FY2022–FY2024 with less than 1 FTE average delivery per fiscal year, indicating that Mapco's federal work is goods-and-construction-intensive rather than service-contract-intensive and largely falls below or outside SCI reporting thresholds.

Mapco's capability portfolio is narrowly defined by NAICS and PSC concentration. The top five NAICS categories account for 957 of 1,361 awards, with commercial and institutional building construction (649 awards), plumbing and HVAC trades (130 awards), and industrial building construction (62 awards) dominating the stack. By PSC code, facility maintenance, repair, and alteration work (672 awards under Maint-Rep-Alt/Misc Bldgs) defines the core delivery model. Activity has been episodic — one award in 2019 and 2023, two in 2022, seven in 2024, and one in 2026 year-to-date — reflecting task-order volatility within the larger indefinite delivery vehicles rather than sustained organic growth.

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