Patton Contractors Inc.

Patton Contractors Inc., a Fort Worth, Texas-based small business, delivers construction, repair, alteration, design-build, and incidental abatement services to federal facility customers as a prime contractor exclusively, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-aside vehicles. The company holds three concurrent General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 7 indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts, each valued at approximately $40 million and designated as Total Small Business set-asides, covering federal facilities across Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas through September 2027.

Patton's recent prime footprint spans 5,360 awards with $500.4 million in combined potential value, concentrated in federal courthouse and office facility renovation and maintenance. Representative work includes a $1.71 million security wall and fence project at the Marvin Jones Federal Building in Amarillo for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (May 2026); a $3.054 million courtroom renovation at the Russell B. Long Federal Courthouse in Baton Rouge (March 2025); a $2.19 million interior office buildout for Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the Custom House in New Orleans (November 2023); a $1.67 million visitor center and guard shack renovation at the IRS Southwest Service Center in Austin (February 2025); and a $1.28 million lightning and grounding protection project for the Department of Veterans Affairs Austin Information Technology Center (January 2024). Delivery orders range from routine maintenance under $10,000 to major infrastructure projects exceeding $2 million.

Customer concentration anchors heavily to GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7 and the Judicial Branch. The top five customer agencies account for 69% of awards by count: GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7 leads with 686 awards ($339 million combined potential value), followed by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (231 awards, $23.9 million), the Department of Treasury Internal Revenue Service (72 awards, $7.2 million), GSA Public Buildings Service general (2,564 awards, $4.7 million), and the Department of Justice U.S. Marshals Service Management Support Division (30 awards, $4.6 million). The rankings by count and value diverge markedly — GSA Region 7's dominance reflects both substantial order volume and higher-dollar individual awards, while GSA Public Buildings Service general carries high award count but lower per-order magnitude, signaling a portfolio of smaller maintenance tasks.

Patton places all work under GSA Region 7 IDIQ vehicles and legacy GSA construction IDIQs. The top parent vehicles are legacy indefinite-delivery contracts: GS07P99HHD0060 (1,571 task orders, $54.8 million combined potential value), GS07P99HHD0081 (896 task orders, $37.5 million), and PBS Region 7 Construction Design Build 2019 (352 task orders, $44.8 million). The company's three newly awarded concurrent Region 7 IDIQs (September and December 2024, each $40 million Total Small Business set-asides) represent the vehicle infrastructure supporting forward activity through 2026–2027.

Activity has declined modestly. Awards per year dropped from 99 in FY2023 to 72 in FY2024, 50 in FY2025, and 33 year-to-date in FY2026. Twenty-eight awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $12.2 million, representing moderate recompete exposure concentrated in courthouse renovation and facility maintenance work.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $24.7 million across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2025 at $10.5 million across 10.5 FTEs. The SCI dataset represents a partial view of Patton's federal service revenue and excludes goods, products, and work below the $150,000 reporting floor. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid rates ran a median of $390.81/hr, with senior labor pricing through $1,080.26/hr (90th percentile). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors contributed an average 13% of total contractor hours, with 12 named subcontractors reported, indicating Patton builds most of its delivery teams in-house while occasionally engaging specialized subs for abatement, electrical, or mechanical work.

Patton competes exclusively as a prime contractor; the source reports zero sub-awards. The company's NAICS concentration is Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (699 awards), and its work is coded predominantly as Repair or Alteration of Office Buildings (962 awards). Patton registered in SAM.gov on September 18, 2002, and carries veteran-owned business designation; no additional subsidiaries or corporate ownership changes appear in the source beyond the parent company structure.

Primarly responsible for the new construction, additions, alterations and repairs of commercial buildings, federal buildings, post offices and manufacturing/industrial buildings throughout the State of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana.