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Federal Contracting

Built for the way the government actually buys facility work.

Codes, identifiers, bonding capacity, wage and safety compliance, and a one-page capability statement — everything a contracting officer or small business specialist needs to evaluate us, on one page.

SAM.gov UEI

S3JDZD62VYR5Active registration

CAGE Code

181N9Assigned by DLA

Primary NAICS

238160+ 238210 · 238220 · 561730 · 236220

Bonding

$1,000,000Single project · program expanding

Company data

The codes block

Contracting officers and small business specialists start in SAM.gov and the Dynamic Small Business Search, then check a website to confirm what they found. Everything below is stated exactly as it appears in our SAM.gov registration.

Entity data
Legal nameBadger Construction Services, LLC
DBABadger Construction Services
SAM.gov UEIS3JDZD62VYR5
CAGE code181N9
SAM registrationActive
Business sizeSmall business
AddressPO Box 000
Seminole, OK 74868
Government POCJeffrey Speers, Owner / Principal
405-420-2073
contracts@badgerconstructionservices.com
Bonding & insurance
Single project bond$1,000,000
Aggregate programAvailable on request
SuretyAvailable on request
Bond types furnishedBid guarantee, performance bond, payment bond
General liabilityCertificate furnished on request
Workers compensationIn force, all divisions
EMRAvailable on request

Miller Act readiness

Federal construction contracts above $150,000 require performance and payment bonds at 100% of the contract price under the Miller Act and FAR Part 28. Between $35,000 and $150,000 the contracting officer selects alternative payment protections. We size our bonding program to the task order range we pursue and are expanding aggregate capacity across the family of companies.

Classification

NAICS codes

All five trade divisions plus the general construction codes we bid as prime or teaming partner. Titles are the official Census Bureau 2022 NAICS titles.

CodeOfficial titleHow we use it
238160Roofing ContractorsPrimary — commercial low-slope and metal roofing
238210Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation ContractorsPower distribution, lighting, controls
238220Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsCovers both the plumbing and HVAC divisions
561730Landscaping ServicesGrounds maintenance, irrigation, site work
236220Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionGeneral contracting / construction management
236210Industrial Building ConstructionIndustrial facilities — bid as prime or teaming partner

Product Service Codes

Codes commonly attached to the facility repair, alteration, and grounds solicitations we pursue.

PSCDescription
Z1QAMaintenance or Restoration of Real Property
Z2JZRepair or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings
Y1JZConstruction of Miscellaneous Buildings
Z1DAMaintenance of Other Administrative Facilities and Service Buildings
S208Housekeeping — Landscaping / Groundskeeping

Core competencies

  • Commercial low-slope roof replacement, restoration, and repair
  • Electrical distribution, lighting retrofit, and code correction
  • HVAC replacement, controls, and preventive maintenance
  • Plumbing, drainage, backflow, and site utilities
  • Grounds maintenance, irrigation, and drainage correction
  • Multi-trade facility repair and renovation as prime or CM

Differentiators

  • Five trades under one contract and one schedule
  • SSHO, Accident Prevention Plan, and AHA prepared in-house
  • Owner-operated trade companies with long local field history
  • Certified payroll and Davis-Bacon administration handled by the prime
  • Based two hours or less from most Oklahoma federal installations

Certifications

Socio-economic status

Status is stated honestly — active where certified, in process where the application is pending. Verify any of it against our SAM.gov entity record or the SBA certification registry.

  • Small Business

    Registered and representing as a small business concern under the applicable SBA size standards for NAICS 238160, 238210, 238220, 561730, and 236220.

    Active
  • HUBZone

    Application in process. Seminole County sits in a designated Historically Underutilized Business Zone, and HUBZone status carries both set-aside eligibility and a price evaluation preference in full and open competition.

    In process
  • 8(a) Business Development

    Application in process through the SBA certification portal. The 8(a) program provides access to sole-source awards and competitive 8(a) set-asides during a nine-year program term.

    In process
  • Native American / tribal ownership

    Documentation in process. Tribal and Native-owned status supports Buy Indian Act preference on Bureau of Indian Affairs work and sole-source authority on certain federal awards.

    In process

Note for the owner: confirm the current status of each of these before the site goes live. Displaying a certification you do not yet hold is the fastest way to lose a contracting officer's trust.

Compliance

Wage, safety, and material compliance

Davis-Bacon & certified payroll

Federal construction contracts over $2,000 require payment of locally prevailing wages and fringe benefits under the Davis-Bacon and Related Acts. Badger administers weekly certified payroll with signed statements of compliance, posts the wage determination and WH-1321 poster at the job site, and retains records for three years as required by FAR 52.222-6. Partner companies are not left to figure this out on their own — the prime handles it.

Site safety & health

We staff a Site Safety and Health Officer, and prepare the Accident Prevention Plan and Activity Hazard Analyses to the expectations of USACE EM 385-1-1. Pre-award responsibility packages typically require an Experience Modification Rate on carrier letterhead plus disclosure of serious, repeat, or willful OSHA findings in the past three years — we furnish both on request. Accident prevention obligations flow from FAR 52.236-13.

Buy American & BABA

On federally funded infrastructure work, iron, steel, manufactured products, and construction materials must be produced in the United States under Build America, Buy America. We source domestic roofing membrane, insulation, metal, conduit, and pipe as the default and document material origin in the submittal package.

Forms & contract mechanics

We bid on Standard Form 1442, furnish representations and certifications through SAM.gov, and work the standard FAR Part 36 construction clauses — differing site conditions, material and workmanship, permits and responsibilities, schedules, and preconstruction conference — as routine project administration rather than surprises.

How we contract

Vehicles and pathways we pursue

Job Order Contracts (JOC / SABER)

Pre-priced unit price book task orders for repair, renovation, and minor construction. Task orders on the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant JOC run from $25,000 to $3 million — squarely inside our capacity.

IDIQ & MATOC / MACC task orders

Multiple and single award task order vehicles at Tinker AFB, Altus AFB, and Vance AFB. We pursue these as a prime where the set-aside fits and as a trade subcontractor where bonding or past performance thresholds do not yet.

Small business set-asides

Requirements set aside under the Rule of Two above the micro-purchase threshold — which for Davis-Bacon covered construction begins at $2,000 — and up to the $350,000 simplified acquisition threshold.

Sources sought & RFI responses

We respond to market research notices with a matching capability statement, UEI, CAGE, and NAICS alignment, which is how a requirement becomes a small business set-aside in the first place.

Subcontracting & teaming

We subcontract to primes on larger MACC and IDIQ awards to build a CPARS record, and we team or joint venture where a requirement exceeds a single firm.

GSA facilities maintenance

Work falling under the Facilities Maintenance and Repair category — SIN 561210FAC — covering HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and grounds across federal real property in GSA Region 7.

Target buyers

Federal installations and agencies in our region

These are the buying activities we track, register with, and respond to. Naming them is not a claim of past award — it is a statement of where we are positioned and prepared to perform.

  • USACE Tulsa DistrictMilitary construction and repair across six Army and Air Force installations in Oklahoma, including Fort Sill.
  • Tinker AFB — Oklahoma CityRecurring Multiple Award Construction Contract with a partial small business set-aside for projects under $25 million.
  • Altus AFB & Vance AFBMulti-year IDIQ for maintenance, repair, and minor construction administered by the 97th Contracting Flight.
  • McAlester Army Ammunition PlantUSACE-managed Job Order Contract with task orders from $25,000 to $3 million for repair, maintenance, and minor construction.
  • Fort Sill — LawtonRoofing, plumbing, and HVAC repair contracts awarded regularly to Oklahoma small businesses.
  • VA Oklahoma City & MuskogeeMedical center construction and repair, with Veterans First preference on set-aside solicitations.
  • Bureau of Indian Affairs / tribal facilitiesEducation, law enforcement, and administrative facility construction on tribal land, with Buy Indian Act preference.
  • GSA Region 7Federal building facilities maintenance covering HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and grounds under SIN 561210FAC.
Capability Statement One page, print and scan friendly — core competencies, differentiators, past performance, codes block, and point of contact.

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