Fletcher Scott Carson

Fletcher Scott Carson is a sole proprietorship based in Kingston, Washington that specializes in water and sewer infrastructure development for Native American communities throughout Washington state. Registered in SAM.gov as a self-certified small disadvantaged business since May 2019, the company has established itself as a dedicated provider of essential sanitation and water infrastructure services to tribal populations. Fletcher Scott Carson operates exclusively within the federal contracting space, focusing on specialized infrastructure projects that directly support the health and welfare of Indian tribes and tribal members across the Pacific Northwest.

Since 2021, Fletcher Scott Carson has executed a comprehensive portfolio of infrastructure contracts exclusively awarded by the Indian Health Service (IHS), a civilian agency under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The company's service offerings encompass the full spectrum of water and sewer infrastructure work, including septic system installations, on-site septic system (OSS) replacements, community sewer and water line connections, water system improvements, and complex treatment systems featuring aerobic treatment tanks, pump chambers, and sand mound drain fields. All contracts have been firm fixed-price purchase orders set aside for total small business participation, with the exception of one partial small business set-aside award. Contract values have ranged from $12,875 to $94,960, with individual projects serving both single-family residential applications and multi-unit community installations across multiple Washington tribal locations, including Port Gamble, Kitsap County, Clallam Bay, Suquamish, Quinault Reservation, and other tribal jurisdictions. The company has demonstrated consistent capability in precise cost estimation and technical execution while maintaining compliance with regional environmental and regulatory standards specific to Native American reservations, including Washington Water Resource Department requirements and tribal design specifications.