Parc Community Partnership Foundation

Parc Community Partnership Foundation, a Utah-based AbilityOne non-profit organization, delivers specialized mountaineering equipment procurement and custodial facility services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across single-award and delivery-order vehicles, with no set-aside designation on any recent awards and 99% of its federal footprint in prime contracts.

Parc is a tax-exempt, mission-driven foundation registered since April 2013, headquartered in Clearfield, Utah. The organization centers its federal contracting on two concrete service lines: (1) supply of specialized climbing and mountaineering gear (carabiners, kernmantle rope, ice axes, climber's equipment) through the Defense Logistics Agency, and (2) custodial and janitorial services at military installations, primarily Hill Air Force Base and subordinate Utah facilities through the Air Force Sustainment Center. The mountaineering equipment category dominates award count—187 of 221 total awards fall under this line—while custodial services anchor dollar value. A representative mountaineering procurement example is a $310,242 delivery order from DLA Clothing and Textiles issued April 2, 2026, for climber's equipment under the parent $1.5 million single-award IDC awarded September 12, 2022. On custodial services, Parc holds a $92.9 million single-award IDC with the Air Force Sustainment Center covering Hill Air Force Base, Little Mountain Test Facility, and Utah Test and Training Range Oasis through February 28, 2031, against which the Air Force issued a $3.03 million delivery order April 1, 2026, for three-month custodial coverage. Additional custodial work includes a $3.41 million definitive contract from the Army Joint Munitions Command for Tooele Army Depot housekeeping services (October 1, 2025–September 30, 2026), and a $513,083 materials sorting and handling contract with the Ogden Air Logistics Complex supporting the 309th Electronics Maintenance Group.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Air Force Sustainment Center anchors 68% of potential value across 15 awards ($174.4 million), while DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles places the highest award count—187 orders—but carries only 6% of potential dollars ($14.7 million). The Army Joint Munitions Command accounts for 4% of value ($8.3 million across 3 awards). Together, these three customers cover 98% of recent award volume and 100% of reported potential value. The gap between volume and dollars reflects DLA's rapid-response delivery-order posture for small mountaineering purchases (median individual orders under $25,000) versus the Air Force's multi-year custodial IDC structure yielding large task orders.

Parc's vehicle position centers on two primary indefinite-delivery contracts: the $92.9 million Air Force Sustainment Center custodial IDC (FA820124D0015, with 7 task orders and $22.3 million in the current sample; an earlier vehicle FA820118D0010 carried 14 task orders and $52.8 million), and the $1.5 million DLA Clothing and Textiles mountaineering IDC (SPE1C122DN169, anchoring 150 task orders and $1.4 million). A second DLA vehicle (SPE1C126DN001) shows 22 task orders and $2.5 million. All vehicles are single-award, non-set-aside contracts reflecting open competition. Parc does not hold seats on government-wide acquisition contracts or multi-award vehicles.

Activity has decelerated sharply after a 2023 peak. Awards-per-year data show 65 awards in 2022, rising to 92 in 2023, then dropping to 8 in 2024, recovering slightly to 16 in 2025, and 14 in 2026 year-to-date. This decline reflects the completion of high-volume DLA delivery orders and likely anticipates the March 11, 2024 ultimate-completion date on the original $1.5 million mountaineering IDC, which appears to have been replaced or extended (a newer contract dated September 12, 2022, with November 11, 2026 ultimate completion, shows $8.8 million ceiling). Twenty awards totaling $6.2 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete risk on custodial task orders and mountaineering replenishment orders.

Parc operates as a prime contractor exclusively—99% of awards are prime contracts and IDVs, with only 1% (3 awards) in sub positions. Service Contract Inventory reporting captures 1 SCI record across the vendor's federal footprint, reflecting one sub-award record in FY2022 with 1.2 FTEs, indicating that the vast majority of Parc's federal work falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold or takes the form of goods procurement outside SCI's scope. This posture signals that Parc does not routinely layer on subcontractors for delivery of custodial or equipment services; work is performed with internal staffing or direct labor aligned to its employment mission.

The vendor's federal footprint also includes three sub-awards under federal grant programs (not contract sub-awards). Two grants dated December 30, 2024, fund operating costs and preventative maintenance for accessible transportation (one van award, one operating/maintenance award). A third, dated July 1, 2024, supports pre-employment and job-coaching services for disabled individuals in Davis County under what appears to be a vocational rehabilitation or workforce-development grant program, with an anticipated reach of 50–60 individuals per fiscal year. These grant sub-awards align with Parc's mission-driven employment focus and represent a secondary federal revenue stream outside contract procurement.