South Pacific Contracting Inc.

South Pacific Contracting Inc., a Native Hawaiian Organization-owned small business based in Hawaii, operates primarily as a subcontractor (67% of recent awards) delivering operations and maintenance services, facility construction, and grounds-keeping work to Army medical installations and Federal Aviation Administration field offices. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and minority-owned business that competes across both prime and sub channels without apparent set-aside specialization.

South Pacific's footprint is sparse but concentrated in Hawaii-based defense medical infrastructure. The vendor has received six awards since 2012, with four placing in the past year, but the combined potential value across all awards is only $262 thousand — substantially lower than actual obligations at $1 million across the same awards, indicating that task orders or modifications have increased the realized scope. The top customers by both award count and potential value are the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters (2 awards, $262 thousand combined potential value) and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile (2 awards). The vendor also works with the Department of the Army Medical Command and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Little Rock. Work concentrates in commercial and institutional building construction (4 awards) and landscaping services (2 awards), with PSC codes reflecting housekeeping and grounds-keeping labor.

As a subcontractor, South Pacific performs under J & J Maintenance Inc. on multiple task orders supporting operations and maintenance at Tripler Army Medical Center and Schofield Barracks Health Clinic in Honolulu, Hawaii, with recent work including concrete pad installation and alterations to the Desmond T. Doss Health Clinic at Schofield Barracks. The vendor sits on the "Operations, Maintenance and Repair in Support of DHA Oahu" parent vehicle (3 task orders) and the "Little Rock Medical Sustainment Restoration and Modernization Mission" vehicle (1 task order). Activity resumed in 2025 after a six-year gap, suggesting reengagement with existing customers or a shift in contracting patterns.