The Blackledge Group, Inc.

The Blackledge Group, Inc., a Native Hawaiian Organization-owned, SBA 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, performs facility sustainment, construction, and environmental remediation services as a prime contractor (78% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to environmental and infrastructure primes, operating across federal civilian and defense agencies. The company holds active 8(a) certification through September 2031 and carries Department of Transportation Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification, competing predominantly under 8(a) sole source and small business set-aside designations across its prime portfolio.

The Blackledge Group's capability footprint centers on facility renovation, construction services, HVAC and mechanical systems work, infrastructure modernization, and environmental compliance services at military installations and federal facilities. Representative prime work includes a $9.817 million 8(a) sole source contract from the Air Force (awarded November 2025) for CERCLA-compliant operation and maintenance of PFAS water treatment systems at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base through May 2031; a $7.426 million 8(a) sole source purchase order from the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (March 2024) for pro tem paint booth installation and phase-two infrastructure at Watervliet Arsenal; a $17.576 million Army contract (August 2023) for upgrade of controls and modernization of 60+ industrial overhead cranes at Watervliet Arsenal; and a $10.866 million 8(a) sole source Navy contract (September 2023) for North Atlantic Right Whale aerial survey operations through September 2028. Recent work also includes a $4.897 million 8(a) sole source Navy contract for Hurricane Helene and Milton recovery repairs at Naval Air Station Key West (August 2025), a $3.904 million 8(a) sole source Naval Air Systems Command contract for Runway 05 Instrument Landing System installation at Naval Air Station Mayport (August 2025), and a $2.581 million 8(a) sole source Naval Facilities Engineering Command contract for sterilization facility modernization at NAS Mayport (January 2026).

Customer concentration skews heavily toward defense and Department of Homeland Security infrastructure. The top five funding agencies account for 86% of recent awards by count, with the Coast Guard leading at 25 awards but only $1.5 million combined potential value—indicating numerous small facility maintenance orders—followed by Defense Logistics Agency Energy (15 awards), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (11 awards, $16.5 million combined potential value), Navy Installations Command (6 awards, $12.6 million), and Naval Air Systems Command (2 awards, $5.5 million). By potential value, the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command dominates at $25 million across two awards, followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command at $16.5 million, the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal at $13.2 million, Navy Installations Command at $12.6 million, and the Army Corps of Engineers at $10.9 million. The rankings diverge sharply—the Coast Guard's high-frequency award pattern masks its small-dollar footprint, while Army programs anchor the bulk of contract value.

The Blackledge Group holds three single-award $4.5 million Indefinite Delivery Contracts with Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Navy Installations Command running through 2029, which function as its primary Navy vehicles; delivery orders under these IDCs span facility renovation, HVAC replacement, roof work, and general construction at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Naval Air Station Key West, and Mayport. The vendor also executes task orders against a Multiple Award Schedule (15 task orders in recent activity), positioning it for civilian agency access. The source identifies additional Navy IDCs carrying multiple delivery orders (N6945024D0029, N6945024D0025, N6945024D0046), though specific scope detail is not provided beyond the task order execution evident in the awards.

Activity has grown substantially year over year—two awards in 2023 to 41 in 2025—reflecting rapid acceleration in DoD and Coast Guard work. Five awards with combined potential value of $15.8 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure for the vendor and opportunity for competitors in those streams. The company's top NAICS codes reflect this operational profile: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (23 awards), Facilities Support Services (16 awards), and Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (5 awards). Top PSCs center on repair or alteration of miscellaneous and office buildings and maintenance of plumbing, heating, and waste disposal equipment.

In its subcontractor role, The Blackledge Group performs fuel system repair and maintenance services to Weston Solutions Inc. under the Army Corps of Engineers' Fuels Recurring Maintenance and Minor Repair (RMMR) contract for the South Atlantic Division-Navy, with multiple sub-awards dated through February 2026. The corporate structure includes a named joint venture subsidiary, TBG EE JV II, LLC, also certified as a small disadvantaged business and Native Hawaiian Organization-owned firm. The vendor's parent is Ho'Omana Foundation, a tax-exempt Native Hawaiian Organization headquartered in Hawaii. This ownership structure anchors the vendor's 8(a) and Native Hawaiian designations and positions it within the native Hawaiian business ecosystem while maintaining federal contracting eligibility across both military construction and facility sustainment vehicles.

The Blackledge Group is a HNO Owned, 8(a) Small Disadvantaged Business specializing in Construction, Environmental, Facility SRM Construction, and A&AS services for DoD and federal agencies CONUS and OCONUS