Michael Portalatin LLC

Michael Portalatin LLC is a minority-owned small disadvantaged business and Hispanic American-owned limited liability company based in La Verne, California, that has established itself as a specialized infrastructure and facility maintenance services provider to federal agencies. The company has maintained active registration in SAM.gov since June 2014 and has developed a consistent track record of delivering construction and infrastructure services across multiple Department of the Interior agencies and other federal entities throughout the western and southwestern United States.

Michael Portalatin LLC has executed a diverse portfolio of federal contract awards, all designated as Total Small Business set-asides, demonstrating expertise in specialized construction and maintenance services. The company's work has been funded primarily by the National Park Service's Pacific West Region, with recent significant awards including a $286,455 definitive contract awarded in December 2025 for lagoon and access road repair at Death Valley National Park, a $37,990 purchase order for gate installation at Lake Mead National Recreation Area awarded in September 2025, and a $74,954 purchase order for perimeter fence replacement at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks awarded in August 2024. Additional major projects include a $256,494 purchase order from the Bureau of Land Management's Nevada Region for wood post and cable fence construction at the Rainbow Gardens Area of Critical Environmental Concern, a $104,921 purchase order from the National Park Service for steel greenhouse support column and concrete footing replacement at Lake Mead, and a $99,710 purchase order for life jacket loaner stations and equipment at Lake Mead. The company has also received funding from the USDA Forest Service's Intermountain Region, the Bureau of Reclamation, and the Fish and Wildlife Service, with contract values ranging from $11,980 to $286,455. Michael Portalatin LLC's service offerings encompass fence design and installation (wire, barbed wire, woven wire, metal, and chainlink), site restoration and regrading, concrete work and footings, water system repairs, vegetation management, infrastructure maintenance, and heavy civil engineering construction. The company consistently provides all necessary labor, materials, supervision, equipment, and transportation to complete projects, and all contracts have included compliance with prevailing wage requirements under Davis-Bacon Act or Construction Wage Rate Requirements as applicable.