Specialized Government Sourcing, Inc.

Specialized Government Sourcing, Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Aliso Viejo, California, supplies construction aggregates, bulk materials, livestock feed, and specialized goods to federal agencies as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competitions. The firm competes predominantly under small business set-asides across 270 recent awards totaling $66 million in combined potential value, with $23.9 million in actual obligations (36% of potential value).

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on mineral construction materials—crushed stone, sand, gravel, riprap, and road base aggregates—alongside road salt, livestock feed (soybean meal, hay, equine supplements), and miscellaneous building supplies. Representative awards include a $7.5 million Bureau of Reclamation blanket purchase agreement (effective June 2023 through June 2028) for construction materials across 17 western states; a $1.825 million Department of the Army indefinite delivery contract (June 2024 through May 2029) for caisson nutritional supplements at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia; a $950 thousand National Park Service indefinite delivery contract (August 2023 through July 2028) for winter sand and aggregate to Yosemite National Park; and a $1.371 million Army Northeast Region indefinite delivery contract (November 2025 through October 2030) for road salt at Fort Drum, New York. Specialized Government Sourcing also holds a $1.658 million five-year Army caisson equine feed vehicle (September 2022 through September 2027) and has executed fixed-price purchase orders for site-specific materials, including $1.370 million for river rock delivery to Missouri and Kansas dam sites (Army Corps of Engineers, July 2023) and $683 thousand for riprap to the Dale Bumpers White River National Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas (Fish and Wildlife Service, June 2024).

Customer concentration aligns with the vendor's material-supply footprint. The top five funding agencies account for 41% of award count and 53% of combined potential value: the Bureau of Reclamation (55 awards, $18.3 million) dominates both volume and dollars, followed by the Department of the Army (13 awards, $6.4 million) and Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region (11 awards, $5.1 million), the National Park Service Pacific West Region (15 awards, $3 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command (12 awards, $2.1 million). The vendor also serves 62 distinct agencies in smaller volumes, including the Department of Agriculture, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Interior (Fish and Wildlife Service, National Cemetery Administration), U.S. Forest Service, and Air Force components. The recompete cliff shows 10 awards (combined potential value $995 thousand) completing in the next twenty-four months, concentrated in Army North Caisson Herd supplementation and Fort Drum road salt deliveries.

Vehicle position reflects deep integration with federal procurement infrastructure. Specialized Government Sourcing holds 32 task orders ($3.5 million combined value) under Bureau of Reclamation BPA 140R4019A0006 for construction materials, 12 task orders ($1.3 million) under Reclamation BPA 140R4023A0003, and six-to-twelve-task-order positions on Army indefinite delivery contracts W56ZTN16D0002 ($609 thousand), Department of Agriculture IDIQ AG4146C170011 ($86 thousand), and VA VISN 23 bulk salt vehicles. The vendor is a sole-source holder on several single-award IDIQs with the Army (caisson feed and equine herd supplements), USDA ARS (soybean meal, $48 thousand and $240 thousand hay delivery IDCs), and National Park Service (winter materials to Yosemite). Task-order distribution shows sustained ordering activity across the Bureau of Reclamation BPAs, with lower average order values ($109 thousand average across Reclamation's 32 orders) typical of call-order vehicles for on-demand materials.

Activity has been stable to modestly growing—34 awards in 2022, dipping to 28 in 2023, recovering to 32 in 2024, and reaching 41 in 2025—before dropping to 14 year-to-date in 2026 (a partial-year figure through early July). Award diversity tracks NAICS concentration: construction sand and gravel mining dominates (52 awards), followed by miscellaneous manufacturing (34), animal feed manufacturing (20), and crushed stone mining (18). PSC distribution mirrors this: mineral construction materials in bulk account for 102 awards, miscellaneous construction materials 62 awards, and forage/feed 31 awards. This narrowly focused portfolio—roughly 70% of all awards cluster in three NAICS categories and two PSCs—reflects the vendor's market position as a specialized materials supplier rather than a broad-based government contractor.

Specialized Government Sourcing operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint with no recorded sub-award positions, indicating the vendor does not subcontract and does not occupy visible sub tiers under larger primes in the source data. The woman-owned small business designation is the vendor's predominant set-aside vehicle; across the award history, total small business set-asides cluster around 60–70% of named awards, with the remainder competing full-and-open or on selected agency vehicles such as the Bureau of Reclamation's existing BPAs where set-aside status varies by individual call. The vendor has earned repeat IDIQ and BPA positions across four administrations (Interior, Army, Agriculture, Navy), demonstrating sustained competitive performance in material procurement and on-time delivery—critical signals in commodity supply work where performance metrics drive re-award and option-year exercise decisions.

SGS is a small, woman owned business that facilitates successful contracts between the government and its subcontractors. We utilize extensive experience, knowledge, and unique strategies to ensure the government receives the highest quality products at the best prices. We give outstanding vendors the opportunity to work with the Federal Government and fulfill all contract requirements. Our job is to ensure continued support for our vendors and the federal government.