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Federal Contractor Florida
Bonded GC. DOD Performance. Federal-Grade QC.

BAM Construction is a licensed, bonded
Florida general contractor with documented federal performance — including a completed U.S. Army Reserve armory scope in Arcadia, FL (exterior masonry
restoration, interior renovation, federal QC closeout). Miller Act bonded, SAM.gov registered, and available for federal prime contracts statewide.

Most Florida GCs that advertise federal
experience cannot name a contract. BAM can. That distinction matters to contracting officers, project owners, and lenders reviewing past performance before
award.

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Florida-wide coverage  •  Miller Act performance + payment
bond  •  Federal-grade closeout documentation

DOD Performance Record

Army Reserve Armory, Arcadia FL

Miller Act Bonded

Performance + Payment Bond

SAM.gov Registered

Federal Prime Contractor

Licensed Florida GC

Bonded & Insured

Florida-Wide Coverage

All 67 Counties

Federal Performance

The Only Bonded South Florida GC With a
Named DOD Armory Contract

BAM’s federal performance record includes a completed U.S. Army Reserve armory
scope in Arcadia, Florida: exterior masonry restoration (approximately 9,400 SF brick facade), interior renovation, and full federal QC and closeout
documentation package. The project was delivered under federal specifications with CPARS-eligible documentation.

Federal contracting officers and facilities managers reviewing past
performance need contractors who can name a contract, describe a scope, and point to documentation. Vague claims of “government experience” do not satisfy
CPARS review, past performance questionnaires, or pre-award site visit requirements.

BAM applies the same federal-grade QC standards, documentation protocols, and
closeout rigor to commercial, HOA, and institutional clients across Florida. The federal performance record is not a marketing credential — it is an
operational standard that every BAM project inherits.

U.S. Army Reserve Armory — Arcadia, FL

Exterior masonry restoration (~9,400 SF
brick facade) + interior renovation. Federal QC plan, submittals, and closeout package. Project complete and closed.

Miller Act (40 U.S.C. §3131) Compliance

Federal contracts over $150,000 require
performance and payment bonds. BAM maintains surety bond capacity for federal prime contracts with bond-qualified subcontractor network.

SAM.gov Active Registration

BAM is registered in the System for Award Management
(SAM.gov), the prerequisite for federal contract award. Registration current and CAGE code active.

Federal-Grade QC Applied Commercially

The QC plan, daily inspection logs, material
submittals, and engineer-stamped closeout documentation BAM delivers on commercial projects reflect federal documentation standards — not a simplified
commercial equivalent.

Federal +
Institutional Scope

Federal Scope BAM
Delivers in Florida

BAM self-performs masonry, concrete, and
structural restoration scope. Federal and institutional projects delivered under the same QC documentation standards as the Arcadia armory contract.

Exterior Masonry Restoration

Brick facade restoration, tuckpointing, lintel
repair, and masonry repointing on federal and institutional buildings. Performed to federal specifications with material submittals and inspector
access.

Structural Concrete Repair

Spalling repair, rebar treatment, and slab restoration
on federal facilities. ICRI repair standards, engineer-stamped drawings, and federal QC documentation on every structural concrete scope.

Interior Renovation

Interior build-out, office renovation, and facility upgrade
scope on federal and institutional buildings. Coordination with facility security requirements, phased occupancy schedules, and federal safety
protocols.

Building Envelope Scope

Roofing, waterproofing, window and door systems, and
exterior facade restoration on federal and institutional facilities. Envelope scope delivered under single GC contract with full engineer
coordination.

Federal QC and Documentation

Federal QC plan development, daily inspection
reports, submittal tracking, RFI logs, and final closeout package. Documentation system compatible with CPARS past performance review and federal
contracting officer requirements.

Institutional and GSA Scope

Federal courthouses, VA facilities, USACE projects,
and GSA-managed buildings in Florida. BAM’s bonded GC capacity, engineer staff, and active SAM.gov registration qualify for GSA MAS and federal
solicitations statewide.

Federal Procurement

Federal Contract Types BAM Executes

BAM’s procurement team is fluent in federal contracting mechanisms. Scope and
contract structure can be discussed at pre-bid stage to ensure the right vehicle for your project.

Contract Type Best For BAM
Capacity
Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) Defined scope, clear specs, no scope ambiguity Yes
Time & Materials
(T&M)
Undefined scope, investigation-driven repair, emergency response Yes
Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) Design-build or preconstruction with owner risk cap Yes
Unit Price Indefinite-quantity repair contracts, IDIQ task orders Yes

Evaluating a Bonded Florida GC for a Federal
or Institutional Scope?

BAM can provide SAM.gov registration, bond capacity letter, CPARS-eligible past
performance documentation, and a project reference from the Arcadia armory scope on request.

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Why the Credential Matters

“Federal Experience” vs. Documented Federal
Performance

Requirement GC Claiming “Federal Experience” BAM Construction
Named federal contract on record No Yes
SAM.gov active registration No Yes
Miller Act performance + payment bond No Yes
Federal QC plan and closeout
documentation
No Yes
CPARS-eligible past performance reference No Yes
Structural engineers on staff No Yes

Contracting officers evaluating past performance for federal solicitations require
specific, verifiable contract data — not marketing language. BAM’s Arcadia armory performance record is documentable, referenceable, and CPARS-compatible.
That is the standard that differentiates a bonded federal GC from a commercial contractor with aspirations.

From RFP to Closeout

How BAM Executes Federal and Institutional
Contracts

1

Pre-Bid Facility Assessment

BAM’s project team reviews RFP documents, attends pre-bid site walks, and identifies scope
ambiguities before bid submission. Accurate pre-bid assessment is the foundation of a firm-fixed-price federal proposal that does not require change order
recovery.

2

Bonded Proposal and Contract Execution

BAM submits with performance and payment bond documentation, SAM.gov registration confirmation,
and past performance references from the Arcadia armory scope. Contract execution includes mobilization plan, QC plan submission, and subcontractor
pre-qualification.

3

Federal QC Plan Execution

Daily QC logs, material submittals, inspection hold points, and RFI tracking maintained
throughout construction. QC documentation formatted to contracting officer requirements and available for COR review at any stage of the
project.

4

Federal Closeout Package

As-built drawings, warranty documentation, O&M manuals, material certifications, and final
inspection sign-off assembled and delivered in federal closeout format. CPARS past performance questionnaire supported with project documentation on
request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is BAM registered as a
federal contractor?

Yes. BAM Construction is registered in SAM.gov (System for Award
Management) with an active CAGE code. SAM.gov registration is a prerequisite for prime federal contract award. BAM is eligible to bid federal construction
solicitations statewide in Florida.

What is the Miller Act
and does BAM comply?

The Miller Act (40 U.S.C. §3131) requires performance and payment
bonds on federal construction contracts exceeding $150,000. BAM maintains surety bond capacity for federal prime contracts and provides bond documentation
as part of federal bid submissions.

What federal contract
does BAM have on record?

BAM’s documented federal contract is a U.S. Army Reserve
armory scope in Arcadia, Florida: exterior masonry restoration (approximately 9,400 SF brick facade), interior renovation, and full federal QC and closeout
documentation. The project is complete and closed with a CPARS-eligible past performance record available for contracting officer reference.

Does BAM work outside
South Florida on federal projects?

Yes. BAM is a licensed Florida general contractor
with statewide coverage. The Arcadia armory scope was performed in DeSoto County, central Florida. BAM pursues federal and institutional scope across all
67 Florida counties.

Can BAM apply federal QC
standards to commercial or HOA projects?

Yes, and BAM does on every project. The daily
inspection logs, material submittals, engineer-stamped drawings, and closeout documentation packages BAM delivers on commercial and HOA recertification
projects reflect the federal QC standard established through the armory contract — not a simplified commercial equivalent.

Federal Contractor Florida

Bonded. SAM.gov Registered.
DOD Performance on Record.

BAM Construction is the only bonded South Florida GC with a
named DOD armory contract on record. Licensed, insured, and available for federal prime contracts and institutional scope statewide in Florida.

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