Trinity North Star JV

Trinity North Star JV is a joint venture based in Plumas Lake, California, that specializes in infrastructure maintenance, repair, and construction services for federal military installations. Registered in SAM.gov since March 9, 2016, the company holds certifications as a small disadvantaged business, veteran-owned business, and service-disabled veteran-owned business. Trinity North Star JV operates as a qualified contractor with extensive experience spanning electrical systems, HVAC replacements, power distribution upgrades, building system repairs, and comprehensive facility maintenance across multiple federal installations. The company's contract history demonstrates a track record of successfully executing projects ranging from smaller assignments under $7,000 to major infrastructure work exceeding $4 million.

Trinity North Star JV has received prime federal contract awards exclusively through delivery orders issued under the Coast Guard RMACC 2019 (Regional Maintenance and Construction Contract) indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity vehicle, with the exception of two Air Force Air Combat Command projects awarded outside this framework. The company's primary funding agency has been the U.S. Coast Guard, which has awarded delivery orders valued between approximately $117,000 and $4.27 million for projects including potable water system repairs, roof replacements, fire alarm system replacements, electrical panel upgrades, HVAC system replacements, sewage infrastructure repairs, exterior balconies maintenance, lighting retrofits, and structural repairs at various Coast Guard installations in California and Washington. Notable recent Coast Guard projects include a $4.27 million potable water and sewage pipe repair project at Base Alameda, a $3.6 million exterior balconies maintenance project at Marina Village Housing in Alameda, a $1.68 million building repair and roof replacement project at Petaluma, and a $720,217 fire alarm system replacement at Coast Guard Station Monterey. The U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command has also awarded delivery orders to Trinity North Star JV, including a $2.23 million flight line power distribution project at Beale Air Force Base and a $2.19 million power distribution equipment repair project at the Upgraded Early Warning Radar substation at Beale Air Force Base. Set-aside designations for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses have been applied to several contracts, including awards for electrical panel replacements at Rio Vista, unexploded ordnance surveys at Beale Air Force Base, and a Sacramento project at Air Station Sacramento, while other awards were issued without set-aside designations despite the contractor's eligibility for multiple socioeconomic programs.