North Bay Rehabilitation Services, Inc.

North Bay Rehabilitation Services, Inc., a non-profit AbilityOne agency headquartered in Rohnert Park, California, specializes in providing employment opportunities for individuals who are blind or have significant disabilities while delivering diverse federal contracting services. The organization has established itself as a versatile federal contractor capable of executing large-scale, long-term contracts across multiple service categories and government agencies. North Bay Rehabilitation Services maintains an extensive portfolio of federal contract awards spanning facilities maintenance, landscaping, janitorial services, manufacturing, and specialized goods production, demonstrating substantial capability in executing complex government requirements while advancing its core mission-driven employment objectives.

North Bay Rehabilitation Services has provided an exceptionally diverse range of goods and services through its federal contract portfolio. The organization manufactures women's skirts and burial flags for the Defense Logistics Agency and Department of Veterans Affairs, respectively, with the VA burial flags contract representing a $20.8 million definitive contract through August 2027. In the facilities and grounds maintenance sector, the company has delivered extensive janitorial and grounds maintenance services to the U.S. Coast Guard at multiple locations including Novato Housing, Remote Communications Facilities in Point Reyes, and the Training Center in Petaluma, with individual contracts valued between $2,000 and $2.8 million. The organization provides similar facilities maintenance services to the Department of the Navy Installations Command at Naval Support Activity Monterey and other naval installations, with grounds maintenance contracts ranging from $14,000 to $1 million in value. North Bay has also performed landscaping and grounds maintenance services for the U.S. Army at Presidio Monterey, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration at its Monterey Weather Service facility, the General Services Administration at its Menlo Park campus, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Bay Model Visitor Center in Sausalito. Additional specialized services include mess attendant and housekeeping services at Coast Guard facilities, tree removal and storm damage cleanup services, geese deterrent services, and routine cleaning services for Department of Defense facilities. All contract awards to North Bay Rehabilitation Services have been firm fixed-price arrangements with no set-aside designations applied, reflecting the organization's competitive positioning in the federal marketplace despite its AbilityOne status.

North Bay Rehabilitation Services maintains five active Indefinite Delivery Contracts that form the foundation of its federal contract operations. The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded a $6.82 million single-award IDC for women's skirts manufacturing through June 2028, which has generated multiple delivery orders totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars for apparel production performed at the contractor's Cotati, California facility. The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded two significant IDCs: a $7.41 million single-award contract for janitorial and grounds maintenance services at Novato Housing, Remote Communications Facilities, and other northern California locations through November 2025, and a $6.71 million single-award contract for grounds maintenance services at the Transportation and Coast Guard Academy Training Center in Petaluma through June 2028, with approximately $3.66 million in delivery orders issued to date. The General Services Administration Region 9 office has awarded a $1.49 million single-award IDC for grounds maintenance services at the U.S. Geological Survey campus in Menlo Park through July 2025, which has generated approximately $17,000 in delivery orders for tree removal services. Additionally, a $239,160 single-award IDC from the Coast Guard provided a three-month bridge contract for grounds maintenance at USCG Training Center Petaluma from April through June 2023. These IDCs collectively provide North Bay Rehabilitation Services with stable, long-term contracting vehicles that support consistent delivery of services across multiple federal agencies while creating sustained employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.