USA Government Contracting LLC

USA Government Contracting LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Washington, DC, operates as a prime contractor on 100% of its federal awards, supplying specialized equipment, maintenance services, and repair work across defense and civilian agencies under total small business set-asides. The company competes exclusively within the small business set-aside category, with no full-and-open competition in the recent portfolio.

The vendor's capability footprint is characterized by tactical procurement of discrete goods and field services rather than higher-value systems integration or professional services. Representative work includes a $122,128.50 Army Southeast Region appliance procurement (NAICS 337110, July 2025), a $129,959 Air Combat Command latrine trailer servicing contract at Grand Forks Air Force Base with biweekly service requirements (April 2025), a $112,000 Army Corps of Engineers electrical motor winding and vibration analysis contract for the Dredge Goetz fleet running through January 2030 (April 2025), and an $86,835 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service archaeological survey contract for the Highway 75 East Pool Project at Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge, Minnesota, with completion set for November 2027 (December 2024). Additional work spans Coast Guard hose renewal ($13,500, May 2025), Navy tarpaulin delivery ($24,000 for USS BLUE RIDGE panels, February 2025), Air Force shade system fabric and microwave oven deliveries ($38,700 and $81,912 respectively, 2025), and mini-excavator rental to DOI Fish and Wildlife Service (June 2025, later cancelled due to supplier pricing discrepancy).

Customer concentration is broad but shallow. The top five customer agencies account for 50% of recent awards and span the Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard (4 awards, $19 thousand combined value), Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (3 awards, $192 thousand), DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 (2 awards, $42 thousand), Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (2 awards, $35 thousand), and Army Reserve Command (2 awards, $53 thousand). The vendor has served 18 distinct federal agencies across the award period, indicating diversified customer base with no single customer dominating either volume or dollars. The largest dollar concentration lies with Army Southeast Region, Air Combat Command ($130 thousand single award), and Army Corps of Engineers ($112 thousand single award).

Activity has grown sharply from six awards in 2024 to nineteen in 2025, with only one award recorded in the current year (March 2026) at this reporting snapshot. Combined potential value across all 26 awards is $1.1 million, with $688 thousand obligated (62% of potential). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is modest — one award (the Fish and Wildlife Service archaeological survey) with combined potential value of $87 thousand faces completion and recompete in that window. The vendor holds no parent vehicles, GWACs, BPAs, or IDIQs; all work flows through individual purchase orders under simplified acquisition procedures. NAICS concentration centers on ship building and repairing (3 awards), textile and canvas mills (2 awards), and household appliance manufacturing (2 awards), reflecting the commodity and field-service character of the work. The company maintains no disclosed subcontractor network or teaming partnerships in the recent award portfolio.