Quad J Inc.

Quad J Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Avon, Indiana, delivers power systems installation and infrastructure modernization services to the Federal Aviation Administration as a prime contractor on the Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ, competing full-and-open on individual delivery orders without set-aside designations despite its SDB status.

Quad J is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation specializing in concrete power infrastructure work: emergency generator installation and replacement rated 20 kilowatts or larger, uninterruptible power supply design and installation, fuel storage tank modernization with monitoring systems, underground electrical distribution cabling, lightning protection and grounding systems, and arc flash hazard analysis. The company operates across NAICS 238210 (Electrical Contractors) and PSC codes focused on electrical installation and equipment components. Representative work includes a $1.59 million delivery order for electrical fire restoration at a Pennsylvania ARSR facility (awarded May 2024), a $593.6 million delivery order for power systems installation at the Orlando TRACON facility (awarded August 2024), and a $735.3 million delivery order for site survey, design, and installation at the Waterloo, Iowa ASR facility (awarded August 2023). Individual task orders range from $6,500 site survey engagements to multi-million dollar comprehensive installations funded primarily through Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and traditional FAA appropriations.

Customer concentration is extreme and FAA-exclusive. The top five customer offices account for 98% of recent awards: FAA Headquarters leads with 217 awards totaling $677.7 million in potential value, followed by FAA Aeronautical Center (106 awards, $13.3 million), FAA Franchise Acquisition Services (24 awards, $41.5 million), FAA Southwestern Region (11 awards, $1 billion), and FAA Great Lakes Region (9 awards, $1 million). The Southwestern Region ranking by dollar value reflects a single high-value contract award not fully characterized in the source; Headquarters dominates by award count and represents the bulk of recurring delivery order volume. Quad J holds no named contracts with civilian agencies, defense departments, or other transportation modal administrations.

Quad J operates entirely under the Power Systems Installation Services IDIQ, a $631.7 million multiple-award contract awarded by FAA Headquarters on October 27, 2021, running through October 31, 2026, to eleven prime contractors under a partial small business set-aside at the vehicle level. The vendor has executed 146 delivery orders under this IDIQ (combined potential value $32.4 million). The source also names two legacy IDIQ vehicles—Indefinite Delivery Contract DTFAAC16D00015 (187 task orders, $25.5 million) and Indefinite Delivery Contract DTFACN15D00008 (8 task orders, $1.9 million)—both exhausted or in closeout. All current work flows through Power Systems Installation Services, where individual task orders are firm fixed-price and capped at approximately $15 million.

Activity has declined year over year: 57 awards in 2022, 30 in 2023, 46 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 6 in 2026 year-to-date. Twenty-two awards (combined potential value $5.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk. The vendor's overall award footprint totals 374 prime contracts and IDVs with $1.74 billion in combined potential value, though only $66.4 million (4%) has been obligated to date, reflecting the IDIQ structure's advance-funding and indefinite-quantity nature. Recent delivery orders show consistent performance at air traffic control towers, airport surveillance radar sites, terminal radar approach control facilities, and remote transmitter/receiver sites across the continental U.S., Alaska, and Hawaii. Quad J executes work as sole prime with no identified major subcontractors in the award sample, performing fabrication and installation labor in-house from its Avon headquarters or at customer-designated performance locations.