EXPERIENCED SMALL BUSINESS SPECIALIZING IN DESIGN-BUILD & DESIGN-BID-BUILD
Flexible team that performs high-quality new construction, renovation, and heavy civil projects.
HC-130J PERSONNEL RECOVERY FLIGHT SIMULATOR
Patrick Space Force Base (SFB), Florida Contract #: W912QR22C0023
Construction on this facility includes two flight simulator bays and supporting imaging, training, briefing, planning, administrative, break area, and security spaces. This design-bid-build project of a new 18,191-square-foot (SF) building consists of a structural steel frame with exterior precast wall panels, built-up roofing with a clay tile mansard roof, and an elevated site with an access drive and parking lot. Interior finishes were completed with overhead cranes and include mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP), fire sprinkler work, all new utilities, and communication duct banks.
/// WHY TEPA
f $3B in revenue since 2005
f $1B bonding capacity with $250M per project
f 350+ projects concurrently with combined value of more than $1B
f Experience modifications rating (EMR) below industry standard
f Small company flexibility with large company financial controls
f Global reach, local touch
f Government, commercial, and tribal nation clients
f 8(a) sole-source capability
/// Tepa's East Construction Division brings a diverse depth of new facility construction and renovation expertise, including complex and selective demolition, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems, mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) systems, sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF)-compliant areas, interior finishes, concrete, storm drainage systems, paving (including airfield and roadways), landscaping, interior finishes, upgrade/repair projects, and site improvements.
COMPANY INFORMATION
NAICS Codes
236210, 236220, 237110, 237130, 237310, 237990, 238110, 238160, 238210, 238220, 238290, 238910, 238990
Point of Contact
Ron McCutcheon
President, East Construction Division
Ron.McCutcheon@Tepa.com (816) 520-0300 mobile (816) 708-1176 office
Jessie Cohen
Senior Business Development Manager
Jessie.Cohen@Tepa.com (210) 426-6712 mobile (210) 429-7027 office
BUSINESS CLASSIFICATION
The Tepa Companies are tribally owned by the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, a federally recognized American Indian Tribe.
f Small Business
f 8(a) Certified
f Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE)
f Tribally Owned
BONDING CAPABILITIES
Bonding Capacities
$250M Bonding Capacity per Project
$1B Aggregate Bonding Capacity
Line of Credit
Tepa has sufficient working capital and credit to support growth. The consolidated Tepa Companies carry an average cash balance in the eight digits.
Labor Force and Staffing
Tepa is committed to expanding personnel resources when necessary to fulfill any and all awarded contract requirements.
PATRICK
SPACE FORCE BASE (SFB), FLORIDA | $7.6M
CONTRACT #: W912QR19C0056
Our team renovated 18,235 SF inside a hangar, which included the renovation of a restroom, HVAC replacement, new ceilings, interior finishes, doors/hardware, painting, overhead door installation, and high-volume fan installations. We also completed renovations in a 17,120 square foot administration facility that houses office and training spaces, as well as an auditorium with seating for 84.
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO (JBSA) CAMP BULLIS, TEXAS | $26.1M
CONTRACT #: W9126G22C4347
Our team is constructing a new dining facility (DFAC) for 1,500 personnel at JBSA Camp Bullis, and completing the relocation of an existing warehouse that was in the footprint of the new DFAC. Construction is in 3 separate phases; phase 1 was the construction of the new warehouse, phase 2 was the demolition Building 5101 and the construction of the new DFAC, phase 3 is the demolition of 3 separate buildings and the addition of a new parking lot.
OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE (AFB), NEBRASKA | $34.9M CONTRACT #: W9128F23C0006
Our team is working on this design-build project for the construction of a new 50,000 SF Operations Support Squadron/Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape (OSS/SERE) facility. It includes multiple open-bay personnel storage spaces with high-density storage and traditional shelf storage, an equipment wash bay, offices, individual training rooms, a large classroom for up to 55 people, restrooms, showers, and a break room. The facility construction consists of structural steel and precast concrete panels with multiple overhead doors. The scope also includes site preparations, landscaping, utility infrastructure, road realignment, drive areas and parking.
