Pilkington Contracting Co Inc.

Pilkington Contracting Co Inc., doing business as Pilkington Construction CO., a self-certified HUBZone joint venture and Subchapter S corporation based in Yuma, Arizona, provides federal construction, infrastructure renovation, and mechanical systems services exclusively as a prime contractor on multiple IDIQ vehicles and definitive contracts across civilian agencies. The vendor holds a $500 million General Services Administration IDIQ for electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) installation with design-build capabilities in Geographic Zone D (set-aside, total small business, running through October 2026) and a $250 million Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Great American Outdoors Act MATOC for alteration and repair construction services across the continental United States and Hawaii (set-aside, total small business, through December 2026). Both vehicles anchor Pilkington's federal footprint; the combined potential value of these two IDIQs represents $750 million of the vendor's $781.1 million combined potential value across all 22 prime awards.

Pilkington's concrete capability portfolio centers on HVAC system upgrades (chillers, RTUs, and air-handling units), backup generator installation and replacement, facility asbestos and mold abatement, elevator modernization, electrical distribution infrastructure, photovoltaic system design-build, and EVSE installation and design at federal properties. Representative work includes a $1.95 million total small business set-aside delivery order from the Indian Health Service (awarded December 2021) for replacement of a small chiller system at a healthcare facility on the First Mesa in Polacca, Arizona (completion March 2026); a $965,490.83 total small business set-aside definitive contract with IHS (July 2023) for backup generator installation at Whiteriver Hospital on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation (completion May 2026); a $1.43 million total small business set-aside task order from the Bureau of Reclamation under the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC (May 2022) for electrical distribution infrastructure at Yuma Meadows Conservation Area in California (completion extended, originally December 2023); and a $476,488.02 delivery order from GSA Region 10 (December 2024) for EVSE projects at McClure Federal Building in Boise, Idaho and Morse Courthouse in Eugene, Oregon (completion June 2026).

Customer concentration is steep and tilted toward Indian Health Service work. The Indian Health Service accounts for 13 of 22 prime awards (59% by count) and $28.7 million of combined potential value, anchored by five major facility modernization contracts at healthcare centers serving Native American communities. The General Services Administration represents two awards ($500.5 million combined potential value) but that total reflects the two IDIQ vehicles rather than executed task-order volume; the underlying task-order count is lower. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service contributes one award (the $250 million Great American Outdoors Act MATOC), and the Bureau of Reclamation, National Park Service Intermountain Region, and Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts round out the customer base. Only one award (combined potential value $92 thousand) completes within the next twenty-four months, creating limited near-term recompete exposure for Pilkington but also signaling that the bulk of the vendor's backlog extends beyond 2027.

Across Pilkington's IDIQ vehicles, task-order activity clustered under the GSA EVSE IDIQ (4 task orders, $630 thousand combined potential value, including the termination-for-convenience settlement of the Fort Collins courthouse project at $2,706.04) and the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC (3 task orders, $1.7 million). An unidentified indefinite delivery contract generated 7 task orders for $6.1 million, most of which appear to be Indian Health Service work based on project names and location. Service Contract Inventory data shows Pilkington invoiced $12.3 million across 18 SCI-reportable prime service contracts spanning FY2022–FY2024, with FY2024 invoicing of $5.1 million across 6.2 FTEs. SCI-reported government-paid rates ran a wide spectrum: median $469.87 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile of $2,636.36 per hour and entry-level work at the 10th percentile of $138.62 per hour. The vendor reported 12% of total contractor hours as performed by subcontractors across prime contracts, naming 14 subcontractors in aggregate, indicating modest sub-engagement on primarily self-delivered projects. Pilkington competes exclusively on small-business set-asides across its prime footprint, with 20 of 22 awards designated as total small business, partial small business, or small business set-aside; the remaining two awards (IHS HVAC upgrades and the Fort Yuma photovoltaic project) carried no set-aside designation but occurred within the vendor's IHS pipeline during 2021–2025. The vendor has not pursued or won work as a subcontractor to other primes in the available source.

Pilkington Contracting Co., Inc. (dba Pilkington Construction Co.) is a total small business licensed, insured, and bonded General Contractor. We hold licenses with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors for both A-17 Electrical and Transmission Lines and KB-1 General Residential and General Commercial Contracting. Our capabilities include all aspects of General Contracting and Construction Management and execution. In the performance of contracts PCc provides engineers, licensed general contractors, electricians, construction managers, business professionals, and skilled tradesmen, experienced in each area of construction and design that will be required for success within the scope of work typically presented by the contracts we are awarded.