Miles Treaster & Associates

Miles Treaster & Associates, a woman-owned small business based in Sacramento, California, operates as a prime contractor supplying Herman Miller office furniture, design services, installation, and warehousing to federal civilian agencies. The company competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on its flagship Bureau of Reclamation BPA and full-and-open on GSA Schedule task orders; all 202 recent awards are prime contracts with zero subcontract engagement.

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated in two agencies that together account for approximately 97% of combined potential value. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District (ENDIST Sacramento) leads by dollars ($14.6 million across 62 awards), while the Bureau of Reclamation follows closely ($14.2 million across 76 awards). These two customers represent the overwhelming majority of Miles Treaster's federal footprint. The Department of the Air Force, U.S. Geological Survey, and other Army Corps of Engineers entities round out the top five by award count but carry minimal dollar exposure. The concentration by volume and dollars tracks tightly — Sacramento-area federal real estate modernization is the core market.

Miles Treaster's capability portfolio centers on Herman Miller systems furniture procurement and installation. The vendor holds a $5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation (effective October 15, 2024, through October 14, 2029) designated as a total small business set-aside, providing furniture supply, design, project management, installation, warehouse storage, maintenance, and subcontractor management for the California Great Basin region. Representative work under this BPA includes a $987.4 thousand call for the CGB-400 Planning Division office reconfiguration, a $410.3 thousand call for offices E-1815 and E-1905 renovation, and a $287.3 thousand call for W-1730 records, library, and mailroom refurbishment. Miles Treaster also operates under a $475 thousand GSA Multiple Award Schedule (Furniture, FSS-71) contract and holds miscellaneous IDC and purchase orders with ENDIST Sacramento for furniture design, installation, and storage — including a $417.4 thousand furniture storage contract and a $407.5 thousand furniture design and installation order for the Sacramento District office.

The vendor's parent vehicle footprint is dominated by the Furniture GSA Schedule, which carries 150 task orders valued at $20.8 million in combined potential value. An Indefinite Delivery Contract (W9123810A0002) accounts for 31 task orders totaling $495 thousand, a Blanket Purchase Agreement (140R2024A0011) carries 7 task orders for $514 thousand, and Federal Supply Schedules GS00F8719A and GS29F0150G each hold 6 task orders. The Furniture schedule represents the vendor's primary vehicle for reaching multiple federal agencies beyond the core Sacramento-area customer base.

NAICS and PSC specialization confirms the narrow focus: Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing accounts for 121 of 202 awards; Furniture Stores for 38; and Modification of Equipment–Furniture and Installation of Equipment–Furniture for 58 and 12 awards respectively. The labor portfolio on the GSA Schedule reflects warehouse, installation, and design roles — Warehouseman ($50.01/hr), Lead Installer ($55.27/hr), Project Manager ($75.00/hr), and Senior Interior Designer ($83.82/hr) — with no cleared positions. Education requirements range from high school to bachelor's degree; all roles are commercial sector–standard with no federal compliance or security specialization.

Activity has remained flat, ranging from 12 to 13 awards annually from 2022 through 2024, with a decline to 3 awards in 2025 and 2 awards year-to-date in 2026. This trajectory reflects the maturity of the primary BPA vehicle and reliance on task-order pull rather than new prime awards. Only 2 awards (combined potential value $374 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal recompete exposure — the $5 million Reclamation BPA does not renew until October 2029. Miles Treaster's 54% obligation rate ($17.4 million obligated of $32 million potential) indicates steady invoicing against the larger call orders, with older work from 2022–2024 substantially drawn down.

Office furniture, design, installation, reconfigure and repair services, training, ergonomic, lockers, shelving, lobby, lunchroom, accessories, medical, laboratory, pharmacy, waiting, conference, training, collaborative, workstations, benching