US Diversified Contracting Services Inc.

US Diversified Contracting Services Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Desert Hot Springs, California, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure repair services to federal cemetery and military installations. The company structures as a Subchapter S corporation and competes exclusively under the SDVOSB set-aside category—nearly all recent awards carry SDVOSB designations, with the vendor's footprint organized around multiple indefinite-delivery contract vehicles reserved for SDVOSBs.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on cemetery-related infrastructure work: security fencing, HVAC system repair and replacement, irrigation system installation and upgrade, roof repair and replacement, electrical work, concrete work, general facilities maintenance, and landscaping materials delivery. Representative work includes a $3.389 million definitive contract for expansion irrigation at Rock Island National Cemetery (awarded May 30, 2025); a $1.327 million fence restoration, repair, and replacement contract at Beverly National Cemetery in New Jersey (awarded August 8, 2022); and a $942,920 public restroom construction project at Acadia National Cemetery in Maine (awarded August 1, 2022). Beyond cemetery work, the vendor has delivered a $2.178 million roof repair and replacement contract for the St. Cloud VA Health Care System campus in Minnesota (awarded September 28, 2023) and a $55,052 concrete curb installation for White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico (awarded July 25, 2025).

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration accounts for 280 of 354 total awards (86% of award count) and $196.6 million of combined potential value—approximately 96% of the vendor's total addressable federal contract footprint. The remaining four customer agencies account for approximately 2% combined. Within VA, secondary customers include Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 (VA healthcare), Veterans Benefits Administration, and a single Veterans Health Administration contract. Non-VA work runs through the National Park Service (Southeast and Midwest regions) and the Department of the Interior, with isolated awards from the Department of the Air Force, Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service, and Bureau of Reclamation.

The vendor holds five active indefinite-delivery contract vehicles with the National Cemetery Administration, all set aside for SDVOSBs and all carrying $49 million aggregate pool ceilings across ten-year periods: the NCA Continental District IDIQ (awarded April 7, 2025, ultimate completion March 28, 2035); the NCA Southeast District IDIQ (awarded March 12, 2025, ultimate completion March 13, 2035); the NCA North Atlantic District IDIQ (awarded November 15, 2024, ultimate completion November 16, 2034); the NCA Pacific District IDIQ (awarded December 16, 2025, ceiling $6.125 million, ultimate completion December 16, 2030); and a single-award landscape materials IDIQ (ceiling $648,775). The Continental, Southeast, and North Atlantic vehicles are structured as multiple-award task order contract (MATOC) pools, from which delivery orders for construction, annual maintenance, non-recurring maintenance, mini-minor construction, and minor construction projects are issued rapidly. Task order performance spans the geographic districts' cemetery networks: Continental District orders execute at locations including Dayton, Ohio; San Antonio, Texas; Houston, Texas; Fort Gibson, Oklahoma; and Keokuk, Iowa. Southeast District work includes Mims, Florida; Mobile, Alabama; and Bayamon, Puerto Rico. North Atlantic orders site at Calverton and Woodlawn cemeteries in New York and Maine respectively.

Activity has accelerated markedly. From 26 awards in 2022 and 29 in 2023, the vendor scaled to 41 awards in 2024 and 67 in 2025, with 43 awards recorded through mid-2026. This growth trajectory is driven entirely by task order volume under the IDIQ vehicles—recent annual task order counts run 15–25 per vehicle per year, with individual delivery order ceilings typically ranging from $8,000 to $500,000. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $205 million; combined dollars obligated total $46.2 million (23% draw-down). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months reaches $8.8 million across 25 awards—modest in absolute terms given the vendor's $205 million addressable base, but likely concentrated in task orders nearing completion on existing IDIQs rather than IDIQ rebid risk, since the Continental, Southeast, and North Atlantic vehicles are recently awarded and extend through 2034–2035.

The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor—all 354 awards in the source are prime awards with no sub-award footprint. Service Contract Inventory reporting captures partial visibility: SCI shows $3.3 million in invoiced revenue across FY2023 (the only year with reportable invoiced volume) on five prime service contracts, with approximately 0.9 FTEs deployed. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts ranged from roughly $876/hour (10th percentile) to $8,699/hour (90th percentile), with a median of $2,073/hour, indicating a mix of laborer-grade and professional-level staffing on the few SCI-reportable contracts. SCI data represent a strict subset of federal service-contract work above the $150,000 threshold and exclude goods purchases, micro-purchases, and non-federal revenue; the vendor's full federal services revenue and total enterprise revenue are substantially larger. The vendor maintains zero average sub-hours share across prime contracts captured in SCI, indicating it builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on deep subcontractor networks on SCI-reportable work.

Primary NAICS classification is 237310 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), covering 219 of the vendor's awards. Secondary classifications include 238160 (Roofing Contractors), 237110 (Water and Sewer Line Construction), 238320 (Painting and Wall Covering Contractors), and miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products. The vendor's federal business model is narrowly specialized: win SDVOSB-set-aside task orders from the National Cemetery Administration under MATOC vehicles, deliver construction and maintenance services to national cemeteries nationwide, and cycle task order work across multiple IDIQs. Competitive posture is exclusively within SDVOSB set-asides; the vendor does not compete in full-and-open procurements.