Pacific TECH Construction Inc.

Pacific TECH Construction Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Kelso, Washington, operates as a 100% prime contractor delivering roofing repair, roof replacement, and commercial building construction services to federal agencies, with a concentrated portfolio heavily anchored to the Department of the Army and General Services Administration across multiple indefinite-delivery vehicles. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open, though holds several total small business set-asides (Air National Guard $25 million IDIQ awarded May 2024, Fort Johnson vertical MATOC $95 million awarded January 2026, two GSA Region 10 IDIQs at $75 million each, and the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC at $250 million), and maintains a self-certified small disadvantaged business designation across multiple registered entities within the corporate structure.

Pacific TECH's federal footprint spans 927 prime awards totaling $1.45 billion in combined potential value, with $450.6 million obligated (31% of ceiling). Activity has decelerated from a peak of 46 awards in 2022 to 17 in 2026 year-to-date. The vendor's work is concentrated in two NAICS categories: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (430 awards) and Roofing Contractors (387 awards), with a PSC mix dominated by Roofing and Siding Materials (242 awards) and Miscellaneous Construction Materials (102 awards).

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region dominates the customer base by both count (322 awards, $216.7 million) and dollar value, driven almost entirely by a $50 million single-award BPA for roofing services at Joint Base Lewis-McChord awarded January 31, 2023, through January 30, 2027. Pacific TECH has drawn down approximately $25.5 million against this ceiling through 54 individual call orders, with recent examples including a $4.44 million firm fixed-price BPA call for roof repairs and replacement at Hangar 224 (January 2025), a $2.66 million call for roof repairs at the JBLM Basic Combat Training Center (February 2025), and numerous smaller facility maintenance calls averaging $300,000–$700,000. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 10 ranks second by dollar value ($196.6 million across 40 awards), anchored by two $75 million regional IDIQs (one awarded December 2023 for the West geographic area, one awarded February 2024 for the South geographic area, both total small business set-asides). The GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributed $103.6 million across six awards. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth added a $95 million Fort Johnson vertical MATOC (small business set-aside, January 2026) under which Pacific TECH is one of approximately five multiple-award awardees with a $2.5 million minimum guarantee. The Department of the Navy Installations Command accounts for 31 awards totaling $43.8 million, including roof repairs at naval facilities in Pensacola, Florida, and a Navy Exchange roof repair contract valued at $1.16 million (April 2022).

Vehicle position: The Multiple Award Schedule serves as Pacific TECH's primary contracting mechanism, supporting 489 task orders valued at $310.4 million. The $50 million Army JBLM roofing BPA generates the bulk of monthly call orders. The Great American Outdoors Act MATOC ($250 million, awarded December 2021, total small business set-aside) has issued two delivery orders totaling approximately $1.93 million—a $1.58 million visitor center and roof replacement project in Corvallis, Oregon (October 2022), and a $354,502 roof repair delivery order in Colville, Washington (September 2025), both under Region 6 Pacific Northwest administration. GSA Region 8's $25 million roofing BPA (awarded September 2022) has generated a single $5,030 call for roofing repairs in Denver. The Air National Guard $25 million IDIQ (May 2024 award) issued a $2,500 minimum guarantee delivery order at Fairchild Air Force Base (June 2024). The two GSA Region 10 $75 million IDIQs underpin task orders for federal facility construction and maintenance across the western United States, with recent delivery orders including a $294,238 office space reduction project at the Jackson Federal Building in Seattle (January 2024, Office of Inspector General), and a $118,376 breakroom upgrade at the Peace Arch Border Station in Blaine, Washington (Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection, March 2024).

Activity trajectory shows contraction: awards declined from 46 in 2022 to 17 in 2026 year-to-date, with awards per year trending 2022 (46), 2023 (38), 2024 (33), 2025 (19). Within the next twenty-four months, 26 awards totaling $127.2 million will reach ultimate completion, presenting recompete exposure across the JBLM BPA call orders and various GSA Region 10 and Navy facility maintenance contracts.

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2024 shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $25.9 million across 11 prime and sub records. Prime-only invoiced totals were $9.4 million (FY2022, 4.0 FTEs), $9.7 million (FY2023, 20.1 FTEs), and $6.7 million (FY2024, 11.4 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI service contracts ran median $268.88/hour, with a 90th percentile reaching $1,596.88/hour, reflecting senior management and specialized trades labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average 28% of total contractor hours; Pacific TECH named 26 subcontractors across its service-contract portfolio. The GSA Schedule carries one active labor category—Site Superintendent at $127.22/hour (High School education, five years experience, no security clearance required)—indicating a limited formal labor rate structure relative to the scope of field construction operations.

Pacific TECH operates no subsidiary business units with distinct capability branding; the three registered entities in the corporate structure carry the same parent name with designation variations reflecting minority ownership and SBA certification status (Hispanic American owned, Subchapter S Corporation registrations). The vendor's teaming pattern is entirely prime-centric: 100% of awards in the source data are prime contracts or IDVs; no sub-award work appears in the record. This posture reflects the vendor's direct contracting relationship with federal customers and indicates that Pacific TECH builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on a subcontractor-led model, though SCI data confirms approximately 28% of service-contract hours are subcontracted to specialty trades and support vendors.

Federal customer concentration is pronounced: the top five agencies (Army IMCOM Southeast, GSA Region 10, GSA FAS, Army Corps Fort Worth, and Navy) account for $718.6 million of the $1.45 billion combined potential value, or roughly 49% of all dollars. The JBLM BPA single-award concentration and the two GSA Region 10 multiple-award IDIQs form the structural backbone of the portfolio. Outside this tier, Pacific TECH holds smaller regional presence with the Air National Guard, Department of Homeland Security, National Park Service, and miscellaneous other federal customers, each representing single-digit to low-double-digit awards. Geographic performance is concentrated in the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon) and select military installations in the Southeast and Southwest, with secondary presence across federal facilities managed by GSA in the western United States.

General Contractor, Roofing and Roof Structures Contractor, Asbestos, Lead & Mold Abatement Contractor, Design/Build Services, Consulting & Design Services, Renovations & Remodels, Seismic & Sructural Upgrades, Tenant Improvements.