Permon Contractors Inc.

Permon Contractors Inc., doing business as Permon Contractors, is a minority-owned, 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Ontario, California, that delivers specialty trade construction and facilities maintenance services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor on 100 percent of its recent awards. The vendor competes across set-aside (8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a)) and full-and-open vehicles, with facility renovation, infrastructure repair, electrical and plumbing work, HVAC system replacement, and laboratory upgrades forming the concrete backbone of its portfolio.

Permon's customer concentration is extreme: the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command accounts for 143 of 195 prime awards (73% by count) and $106.4 million of $172.3 million combined potential value (62%). The Naval Facilities Engineering Command supplies 27 awards and $32.4 million. The remaining Navy sub-commands — Installations Command, Naval Sea Systems Command — and the Air Force Reserve Command together comprise the final 5% of dollar volume. This concentration reflects a pure Navy plays-based posture with nearly all work geographically anchored to San Diego-area installations (NIWC Pacific, Naval Base Point Loma, Naval Base San Diego) and smaller volumes at March Air Reserve Base in Riverside.

Permon's largest vehicle is the $50 million single-award competitive 8(a) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract (N6600122D0003) awarded by NAVWAR on July 29, 2022, running through July 28, 2027. That vehicle alone carries 93 task orders and $36.6 million in combined potential value, with representative work spanning the B-600 Lab 250 Remodel ($1.34 million, January 2025), B-600 Replace Windows Eastern Side ($2.67 million, March 2024), B-A40 Replace Air Handler on High Bay 2 ($1.99 million, July 2024), and B-609 1st and 2nd Floor Upgrades ($1.35 million, March 2024). Four additional single-award IDIQ vehicles with NAVFAC and the Air Force Reserve Command carry smaller ceilings ($4.5 million each, plus a $10 million Air Force IDIQ through 2022 now expired) and collectively supply $15.8 million in combined task order potential value. Most task orders on the NAVWAR vehicle are awarded full-and-open rather than set-aside, indicating Permon competes on merit after securing the underlying 8(a) competitive IDIQ.

Delivery order scope is uniform across the portfolio: firm fixed-price work on laboratory renovations, window and door replacements, roof and exterior repairs, HVAC and electrical system upgrades, fire protection system installations, ADA compliance upgrades, stucco and structural repairs, and classified facility modifications. Representative non-IDIQ awards include a $4.71 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract from NAVFAC for renovation of Building 50 at Fleet Logistics Center San Diego (September 2021, completion April 2025) and a $435.8 thousand 8(a) sole-source NAVFAC contract for exterior stair repair at Building 1 (June 2022, completion November 2023). All work is performed in San Diego, California or Riverside, California with no significant subcontract footprint; Permon operates as a direct prime with in-house labor and materials procurement.

Activity has remained consistent year over year — ranging from 24 to 33 awards annually over the last five years — with 27 awards in 2025 and 7 in the first quarter of 2026 year-to-date. The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is modest: thirteen awards with combined potential value of $3.6 million face completion, representing turnover risk on routine maintenance and smaller renovation projects rather than anchor IDIQ vehicles. The primary recompete exposure centers on the current $50 million NAVWAR IDIQ (ultimate completion July 28, 2027), which, if not recompeted or extended, would eliminate Permon's largest vehicle and primary source of task order flow; the vendor's demonstrated track record and 8(a) certification position it competitively for recompete under the same or successor vehicles.

Permon does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts, multiple-award IDIQs spanning agencies, or GSA Schedules. Work is entirely transactional delivery orders and definitive contracts with Navy and Air Force field installations, anchored to its suite of single-award IDIQ vehicles. The vendor's federal footprint is narrow, specialized, and heavily Navy-dependent, reflecting a pure regional facilities contractor model with minimal private-sector diversification signaled in the source material.

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