Sedona-Nasco Jv2, LLC

Sedona-Nasco JV2, LLC, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Las Cruces, New Mexico, operates as a prime contractor delivering job order contracting and sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) construction services exclusively to the U.S. Army across Texas military installations. The firm competes full-and-open under two large indefinite delivery contracts, both designated total small business set-aside, with delivery orders consistently issued under total small business set-aside classification; Sedona-Nasco JV2 has not subcontracted on any federal awards in the source data and executes all work directly.

Sedona-Nasco JV2 operates under two parent IDIQ vehicles with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth (ENDIST Fort Worth). The larger vehicle is a $200 million competitive 8(a) small business set-aside single-award IDIQ (contract W9126G23D0038, awarded June 27, 2023, through June 26, 2028) providing job order contracting services for SRM construction at Fort Hood (redesignated Fort Cavazos) and related Army installations across Texas. The second vehicle is a $45 million total small business set-aside single-award IDIQ (contract W9126G24D0033, awarded August 23, 2024, through August 22, 2027) providing similar services at Joint Base San Antonio and Corpus Christi Army Depot. Across these two vehicles, Sedona-Nasco JV2 has received 422 and 37 task orders, respectively, carrying combined potential values of $139.3 million and $13.2 million. The firm operates under NAICS 238990 (All Other Specialty Trade Contractors), with work falling primarily under PSC codes for repair or alteration of real property (235 orders) and miscellaneous building repair (190 orders).

The concrete scope of work reflects facility maintenance and infrastructure modernization: HVAC system replacement and repair (rooftop units, chillers, boilers, heat pumps, mini-split systems), mechanical systems (pump replacement, condensing unit repair), plumbing (pipe replacement, drain work, water line repair), electrical (lighting repair, breaker replacement), structural (concrete repair, foundation work, wall construction), building envelope (roof demolition and rebuild, window replacement, elastomeric coating), interior renovation (flooring, carpet, office reconfiguration, bathroom remodeling), environmental remediation (mold mitigation), and miscellaneous facilities work (signage, door replacement, crane replacement). Representative delivery orders include a $1.93 million building construction project at Fort Cavazos (awarded April 28, 2026), a $1.7 million B16 South Wing renovation with flooring, electrical, and HVAC systems at Fort Sam Houston (October 2025), a $1.67 million overhead door and lighting replacement at Fort Hood (July 2025), a $1.33 million tactical vehicle maintenance structure construction at Fort Cavazos (October 2025), and a $854,951 military working dog HVAC system replacement at Lackland Air Force Base (September 2025).

Customer concentration sits entirely within the Department of the Army. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth commands 172 awards (37% of count) worth $304 million in combined potential value (77% of dollars), reflecting Sedona-Nasco JV2's primary role as the job order contracting vehicle holder for Fort Hood SRM work. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region accounts for 272 awards (59% of count) worth $81.1 million (20% of dollars), representing task orders and delivery orders issued against the parent IDIQ vehicles for sustainment work across the Fort Sam Houston and Corpus Christi facilities. The remaining five agencies—the Department of the Army proper (13 awards, $9.9 million), the Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command (3 awards, $1.5 million), and the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center (1 award, $973 thousand)—account for less than 5% of total potential value and reflect occasional work orders at Lackland Air Force Base within the larger Fort Sam Houston job order contracting footprint.

Activity has grown substantially. Awards jumped from 53 in 2023 (the year of the $200 million IDIQ award in June) to 178 in 2024, then moderated to 144 in 2025 and 86 in 2026 year-to-date. Over the next twenty-four months, 94 awards with a combined potential value of $30.3 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure, representing 20% of the active portfolio by count and 8% by dollars. The $200 million IDIQ vehicle extends through June 26, 2028, while the $45 million vehicle extends through August 22, 2027, anchoring Sedona-Nasco JV2's near-term task order pipeline. Delivery orders issued under both vehicles carry firm fixed-price structures with performance periods typically spanning 300 days, ranging in individual value from approximately $14,000 to $1.9 million, and are issued continuously as facility requirements emerge across the Southwest Region military installations. Sedona-Nasco JV2 has obligated $152.5 million (38% of combined potential value) across the 461 awards, reflecting ongoing execution of a high-velocity, small-order contracting portfolio characteristic of job order contracting vehicles.