MICHAEL B HARTSOCK

Michael B. Hartsock specializes in electrical installation and wiring services for federal facilities, with demonstrated expertise in the design, installation, and maintenance of mission-critical electrical systems. Their work includes the execution of option-year electrical services under existing federal contracts, ensuring continuity and compliance with applicable codes and standards. Technical capabilities encompass commercial and institutional wiring systems, load analysis, circuit protection, conduit routing, and adherence to NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements. The contractor’s focus on option-year execution suggests a strong ability to deliver reliable, repeatable services under time-sensitive conditions, with an emphasis on minimal disruption to ongoing operations. The contractor has delivered services exclusively for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting infrastructure at the Curlew Joint Command Center in Washington State. This indicates a specialized relationship with USDA facilities requiring dependable electrical system sustainment, likely in remote or rural operational environments where reliability and code compliance are paramount. The work performed aligns with the agency’s need for facility readiness and operational continuity in distributed locations. The primary NAICS code, 238210, defines the contractor’s core market as electrical contractors engaged in wiring installation for commercial, institutional, and federal buildings. This positions them within the federal facility sustainment sector, serving government-owned infrastructure that demands precision, safety, and regulatory adherence. Their specialization in option-year execution reflects a niche in long-term facility maintenance contracts rather than new construction. Michael B. Hartsock operates as a small business under the 2J entity structure, with a localized presence in Republic, Washington. The contractor holds no formal government certifications, and their market footprint is currently confined to direct federal electrical service delivery in the Pacific Northwest. Their positioning is that of a regional specialist in mission-critical electrical sustainment for federal installations.