TATCO LLC

TATCO LLC specializes in specialty trade contracting for federal facilities, with deep expertise in plumbing, heating, air-conditioning, flooring, and site-specific infrastructure upgrades. The company delivers hands-on construction and maintenance services including sewer rehabilitation, HVAC system servicing, carpet installation, duct cleaning, concrete work, chain fencing, and athletic equipment installation—demonstrating a strong command of building systems integration and facility lifecycle support. Their technical proficiency spans both new construction and retrofit projects, with particular emphasis on durable, code-compliant installations in high-traffic public buildings. TATCO’s ability to execute diverse, small-scale trades under tight operational constraints suggests a nimble, field-focused workforce skilled in coordinating multi-trade tasks within sensitive federal environments. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering facility improvements across tribal and public lands, including fencing, track maintenance, and flooring installations. Additional work for the Department of Health and Human Services involves critical infrastructure upgrades at healthcare facilities, such as hospital sewer rehabilitation and HVAC servicing, indicating experience in regulated, mission-critical environments. A single contract with the Department of Defense highlights capacity for specialized athletic facility construction, suggesting adaptability across federal mission types. TATCO’s primary industry focus lies in commercial and institutional construction (NAICS 236220), plumbing and HVAC (238220), flooring (238330), and other specialty trade services (238990), positioning them as a multi-trade contractor for federal facility maintenance and minor construction. Their work emphasizes practical, on-site execution over manufacturing or design, serving the operational needs of federal infrastructure owners. As a 2L entity based in Caputa, SD, TATCO LLC operates as a small, locally rooted contractor with no disclosed federal certifications. Their geographic presence supports regional federal operations, particularly in rural and tribal communities, where responsive, on-the-ground trade services are essential.