S.t.rhoades Construction Incorporated

S.t.rhoades Construction Incorporated, a Native American-owned and minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Redding, California, executes federal infrastructure and construction projects as a prime contractor under small-business set-asides and full-and-open competitions, with a portfolio dominated by road, bridge, and facility construction across the western United States. The company operates exclusively as a prime (128 awards, 100% prime split), competing on both Total Small Business set-asides and unrestricted delivery orders.

S.t.rhoades' customer concentration is heavily weighted toward civilian infrastructure agencies. The top five customer agencies account for 82% of combined potential value: the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration leads by dollar magnitude ($363 million across 20 awards), followed by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service ($45 million, 1 award), the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento Engineering District ($17.6 million, 13 awards), and the National Park Service Pacific West Region ($17.2 million, 38 awards). This split reveals a structural tension: FHWA dominates the dollar value through large vehicle ceilings and individual delivery orders, while NPS drives award volume through smaller, frequent awards. The company's capability portfolio centers on highway and bridge construction (60 awards under NAICS 237310), water and sewer infrastructure (15 awards), commercial and institutional building construction (10 awards), and civil engineering repair work. Representative work includes a $15.9 million emergency repair contract with FHWA for retaining walls, embankment construction, pavement repair, and culvert work at Sequoia National Park (awarded May 2023, completed August 2024); a $7.1 million NPS contract to rehabilitate Crane Flat Campground at Yosemite (166 campsites across 34.1 acres, April 2022 through October 2023); a $4.6 million contract with FHWA for a 250-space parking lot expansion and 350-space lot improvement at Yosemite Valley (awarded April 2022, completed June 2023); and a $4.5 million delivery order under the Expedited California Road and Bridge Construction 2026–2031 IDIQ for Quincy Junction Road construction in Belden, California (awarded April 2026, completion November 2026).

S.t.rhoades holds positions on four significant indefinite-delivery vehicles totaling $385 million in combined ceilings. The $250 million Expedited California Road & Bridge Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract (awarded January 20, 2026, FHWA, through January 2031) authorizes comprehensive highway and bridge construction services across California with individual task order values anticipated between $1 million and $25 million. The $70 million Beale Air Force Base Airfield and General Paving IDC (USAF DFAS, through June 2029) covers airfield and general paving work, design, and facility repairs at western Air Force and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service sites. The $60 million California Road Construction MATOC (FHWA, through December 2028) generates frequent delivery orders for resurfacing, full reconstruction, and drainage work; S.t.rhoades has pulled three delivery orders totaling $7.6 million under this vehicle. The $5 million Pool 1 MACC Basic Ordering Agreement (Air Mobility Command, through August 2030) provides a framework for airfield construction and facility improvement services at AMC installations. Activity has remained flat at approximately three awards annually over the past five years, with only two awards (combined potential value $4.8 million) reaching completion within the next twenty-four months, creating limited near-term recompete exposure.

Service Contract Inventory records capture $20.5 million in invoiced federal service revenue during FY2024 across 15.5 full-time equivalents, representing a small subset of the vendor's federal contract footprint (most infrastructure work is goods-based or below the $150,000 SCI threshold). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates ran approximately $627 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile at $743.57 per hour. The vendor performs no subcontractor work on SCI-reportable contracts, indicating a build-your-own-team model for reported service work. The company's construction and infrastructure focus, combined with exclusive small-business set-aside eligibility and strong relationships with FHWA and NPS, positions S.t.rhoades as a specialist in federal land-management and transportation infrastructure projects in the western region.

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