Guardrail and roadside safety hardware, site work, and specialty trade delivery for federal infrastructure and facility repair — with electrical, low-voltage, and OSP/ISP scope self-performed rather than subcontracted out, and design delivered through a teamed Lead Design Firm.
Scope the JV is staffed, licensed, and equipped to deliver. Demonstrated contract experience is listed separately under Relevant Past Performance below.
| NAICS | Description | Size Standard | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 237310 | Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction | $45.0M | Primary |
| 237990 | Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction | $45.0M | Secondary |
| 238210 | Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors | $19.0M | Secondary |
| 238220 | Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors | $19.0M | Secondary |
Size standards shown for reference only and are subject to periodic SBA inflation adjustment. Verify against the current SBA Table of Small Business Size Standards for the solicitation's assigned NAICS code.
Performed by the JV member companies. Contract numbers, dollar values, periods of performance, and CPARS references are available on request and are provided in full in the capability statement package.
OSP/ISP construction and modification to expand fiber optic and analog copper infrastructure on an Army installation.
Supported a $13.3M new construction project delivering 500+ CAT5 drops, 35 security cameras, and 12 access controls.
Engineered, installed, and maintain full-scale low-voltage infrastructure, including 500+ CAT5 drops, 50 security cameras, and 50+ access controls.
Alter, repair, and replace the dry fire protection system in a 6,000 sq ft maintenance building.
Package tracking support for DOT/FAA Oklahoma City under AMP-300 Facilities Maintenance.
Erected a 300' guard tower, expanding local broadcast and broadband wireless service beyond the existing fiber footprint.
Guardrail installation, repair, and replacement, with associated roadway and highway maintenance support. Federal contracting experience includes Army installation support and GSA 8(a) STARS III.
| Pathway | Authority | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 8(a) Sole Source | FAR 19.8 | Tribally owned 8(a) concerns are not subject to the competitive sole-source dollar threshold. Requires SBA acceptance and CO determination. |
| 8(a) Set-Aside | FAR 19.8 | Competitive award among 8(a) program participants. |
| HUBZone Set-Aside | FAR 19.13 | Supported by the tribal member's HUBZone strength. Confirm current certification in SAM prior to award. |
| Small Business Set-Aside | FAR 19.5 | Total or partial set-aside at the assigned NAICS size standard. |
| WOSB Set-Aside | FAR 19.15 | Supported by SolutionsAe's status as a small woman-owned business. Confirm the applicable WOSB or EDWOSB certification and JV eligibility under 13 CFR 127 prior to award. |
| Joint Venture Award | 13 CFR 124.513 | 8(a) JV must be SBA-approved; the 8(a) partner performs at least 40% of the work performed by the JV. |
| Subcontract / Teaming | FAR 44 / 9.6 | Available to primes seeking small business or tribal subcontracting plan credit. |
Regulatory citations are provided for reference. Thresholds and program rules change; eligibility for any specific action rests with SBA and the contracting officer.
Fields marked To confirm must be completed with verified figures before publication. Bonding capacity, surety, EMR, and cyber posture are routinely evaluated on construction actions and should not be left blank.
Electrical, low-voltage, and OSP/ISP work is delivered by the JV rather than flowed down to a second tier, which removes an interface on schedule-driven modernization work.
Tribal 8(a) status supports sole-source award, subject to SBA acceptance and CO determination, shortening procurement lead time on schedule-constrained requirements.
Delivery history spans Army, DHS/CBP, FAA, and tribal government customers, including occupied-facility and security-systems work.
Fiber, tower, and site work delivered across Northern New York, including long linear routes and locations beyond established utility footprints.
The JV pairs a tribally owned 8(a) and HUBZone member with a small woman-owned business partner, supporting several small business subcategory goals through a single contract action.
