SERFINO, JUDE M

Serfino, Jude M. provides specialized religious and spiritual support services under government contracts, primarily delivering priest services to meet the faith-based needs of personnel within Department of Defense installations. This contractor’s core capability centers on the provision of ordained clergy services tailored to military and federal workforce communities, ensuring access to sacramental, pastoral, and moral support in accordance with religious traditions. Technical expertise includes liturgical leadership, counseling, crisis intervention, and religious program coordination within institutional settings, with a focus on maintaining doctrinal integrity and chaplaincy standards. A key differentiator is the contractor’s ability to deliver mission-critical spiritual care in environments requiring strict adherence to military protocols and confidentiality, operating as a contracted extension of official chaplaincy functions. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of Defense, delivering faith-based support services aligned with DoD directives on religious accommodation and moral readiness. The nature of the work suggests a partnership model where ordained clergy are contracted to supplement or augment official chaplaincy resources, particularly in locations with limited on-base religious personnel. The primary NAICS code, 813110—Religious Organizations—reflects a niche market positioning where religious entities or individuals are engaged by federal agencies to fulfill spiritual care obligations under statutory and regulatory frameworks governing religious freedom and morale support. This places the contractor within the specialized segment of government-contracted religious ministry, distinct from institutional chaplaincy employment. As a sole proprietorship under entity structure 2J, the contractor operates independently without federal certifications. Based on the provided data, the business maintains a localized presence in Garden Grove, California, and participates in the federal spiritual services market through targeted engagements with defense components. The operational model emphasizes individualized, faith-specific service delivery rather than institutional program management.