JORDON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY L.L.C

Jordon Construction Company L.L.C. specializes in mission-critical building systems maintenance and renovation for federal installations, with deep expertise in roofing, flooring, and facility support services. The company executes design-build roofing projects involving modified bituminous systems, standing seam repairs, decking replacement, and insulation upgrades, ensuring long-term weatherproofing and energy efficiency. For flooring, they deliver precision installations and repairs including dust-free epoxy finishes, gym floor resurfacing, and commercial-grade surface restoration tailored to high-traffic military environments. Complementing these core trades, they provide janitorial and grounds maintenance services that support operational readiness, including routine custodial protocols and landscape management for military bases. Their ability to integrate multiple trades under single-task orders demonstrates strong project coordination and compliance with military construction standards. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering specialized construction and facility services across multiple installations. Their work spans chapels, barracks, schools, and administrative buildings, with a focus on mission-critical infrastructure repair and life-cycle extension rather than new construction. Projects are executed under strict DoD specifications, often requiring adherence to detailed drawings, SOWs, and military safety protocols. Jordon Construction’s primary industry focus is commercial and institutional building construction, with dominant specialization in roofing (238160) and flooring (238330) contracting—two high-demand, technically precise trades essential for sustaining federal facilities. They position themselves as a responsive, multi-trade subcontractor capable of rapid mobilization and defect resolution in operational environments. Headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, Jordon Construction operates as a small business under the 2L entity structure. While currently uncertified, their consistent DoD performance and technical execution in regulated environments establish a credible footprint in the federal facilities maintenance market.