Tree of Life Funding buyer-window signal capture

Evidence

• Bureau of Prisons (Department of Justice) signed a definitive contract with A&G Septic and Grease LLC of Miami, FL on October 30, 2026, PIID 15BBNF27C30200001, obligating USD 1.21 million for an emergency lift station repair at the Federal Correctional Complex in Coleman, Florida.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 9, 2026 to April 18, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to A&G Septic and Grease LLC (PIID 15B31024P00000102) with performance starting May 28, 2024, one of 8 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Bureau of Prisons signed a definitive contract with A&G Septic and Grease on October 30, 2026 for USD 1.21 million. Work runs November 9, 2026 to April 18, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2023 (state filing) and on the federal record since May 2024, with 8 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 230,000 a month over its term (USD 1.21 million across November 9, 2026 to April 18, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerYusleidy Abreu, President · Named on the Florida Division of Corporations filing · (305) 473-7842 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with KMK Construction, Inc. of Jacksonville, FL on October 21, 2026, PIID 36C24127N0057, obligating USD 10.34 million for electrical upgrades (phase 2, part 3) at the VA in Leeds, Massachusetts.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 4, 2026 to February 7, 2028, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to KMK Construction, Inc. (PIID 36C24718C0207) with performance starting September 18, 2018, one of 28 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with KMK Construction on October 21, 2026 for USD 10.34 million. Work runs November 4, 2026 to February 7, 2028, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 1996 (company site) and on the federal record since September 2018, with 28 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 684,000 a month over its term (USD 10.34 million across November 4, 2026 to February 7, 2028); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerPaul D. Runions, President and majority owner · Named on the company website · 904-240-0692 (public, SBA profile)

Evidence

• Department of Agriculture signed a purchase order with Gentry Controls & Consulting LLC of Lago Vista, TX on November 3, 2026, PIID 124PSA27P0007, obligating USD 3.30 million for a micro gin upgrade in Stoneville, Mississippi.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 3, 2026 to April 1, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• The Texas Comptroller's franchise tax record for Gentry Controls & Consulting LLC shows an effective Secretary of State registration date of October 11, 2021.

Practical opening

“The Department of Agriculture signed a purchase order with Gentry Controls on November 3, 2026 for USD 3.30 million. Work runs November 3, 2026 to April 1, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: registered in Texas since October 2021; this is its first federal award on record. This award alone averages about USD 673,000 a month over its term (USD 3.30 million across November 3, 2026 to April 1, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerMark Gentry, Owner · Named on the Texas Comptroller franchise tax record · +1 (806) 928-2099 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a definitive contract with LC Fluharty Construction LLC of Mentor, OH on October 16, 2026, PIID 36C25027C0008, obligating USD 14.85 million for an operating room renovation at the Cleveland VA Medical Center.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from December 8, 2026 to June 7, 2028, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to LC Fluharty Construction LLC (PIID VA25017C0223) with performance starting September 28, 2017, one of 21 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a definitive contract with LC Fluharty Construction on October 16, 2026 for USD 14.85 million. Work runs December 8, 2026 to June 7, 2028, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2017 (SBA profile) and on the federal record since September 2017, with 21 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 826,000 a month over its term (USD 14.85 million across December 8, 2026 to June 7, 2028); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerLarry C. Fluharty, President · Named on the SBA certification profile · (216) 417-2000 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a definitive contract with Diamond West Construction LLC of Scottsdale, AZ on October 28, 2026, PIID 36C77627C0001, obligating USD 7.80 million for plumbing infrastructure repairs in Phoenix.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 30, 2026 to February 28, 2028, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Diamond West Construction LLC (PIID 36C25926C0019) with performance starting December 31, 2025, one of 2 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a definitive contract with Diamond West Construction on October 28, 2026 for USD 7.80 million. Work runs November 30, 2026 to February 28, 2028, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2021 (company site) and on the federal record since December 2025, with 2 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 522,000 a month over its term (USD 7.80 million across November 30, 2026 to February 28, 2028); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerNick Hammond, CEO and Founder · Named on the company website · (480) 865-3311 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Battle's Transportation, Inc. of Washington, DC on October 22, 2026, PIID 36C24527N0077, obligating USD 2.72 million for wheelchair van transportation for the Washington DC VA Medical Center.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 1, 2026 to October 31, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Battle's Transportation, Inc. (PIID VA688C85065) with performance starting November 1, 2007, one of 46 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Battle's Transportation on October 22, 2026 for USD 2.72 million. Work runs November 1, 2026 to October 31, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 1976 (company site) and on the federal record since November 2007, with 46 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 227,000 a month over its term (USD 2.72 million across November 1, 2026 to October 31, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerMcKinley Battle, Founder and President · Named on the company website · (202) 462-8658 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Pafford Medical Services, Inc. of Hope, AR on November 2, 2026, PIID 36C25627N0216, obligating USD 2.71 million for ground ambulance and patient transportation in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from October 30, 2026 to October 29, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Pafford Medical Services, Inc. (PIID W912EE14P0096) with performance starting July 1, 2014, one of 33 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Pafford Medical Services on November 2, 2026 for USD 2.71 million. Work runs October 30, 2026 to October 29, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 1967 (company site) and on the federal record since July 2014, with 33 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 227,000 a month over its term (USD 2.71 million across October 30, 2026 to October 29, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerJamie Pafford-Gresham, CEO, AR/OK/MS Operations · Named on the company website · (855) 367-9911 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Monument Construction Services, LLC of Hudson, NH on November 2, 2026, PIID 36C24127N0106, obligating USD 3.78 million for roof replacements on two buildings at the Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 17, 2026 to October 8, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Monument Construction Services, LLC (PIID W15QKN21C5029) with performance starting August 20, 2021, one of 84 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Monument Construction Services on November 2, 2026 for USD 3.78 million. Work runs November 17, 2026 to October 8, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2020 (company site) and on the federal record since August 2021, with 84 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 354,000 a month over its term (USD 3.78 million across November 17, 2026 to October 8, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerDan Proulx Jr., Founder and CEO · Named on the company website · (603) 966-4578 (public, company website)

Evidence

• U.S. Coast Guard (Department of Homeland Security) signed a definitive contract with Excell Construction Corp of Cranston, RI on October 29, 2026, PIID 70ZS0627CCGA00001, obligating USD 3.32 million for repairs to the survival pool in Billard Hall at the Coast Guard Academy.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from October 29, 2026 to July 12, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Excell Construction Corp (PIID 70Z0G124CABCD0002) with performance starting November 22, 2023, one of 38 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The U.S. Coast Guard signed a definitive contract with Excell Construction on October 29, 2026 for USD 3.32 million. Work runs October 29, 2026 to July 12, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2015 (state filing) and on the federal record since November 2023, with 38 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 395,000 a month over its term (USD 3.32 million across October 29, 2026 to July 12, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerJustin Brooks, President · Named on the Rhode Island Secretary of State filing · 401-884-7174 (public, company website)

Evidence

• National Aeronautics and Space Administration signed a purchase order with Novo Space, Co of Orlando, FL on October 21, 2026, PIID 80NSSC27P0091, obligating USD 322,700 for engineering test unit electronics for a main electronics box.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from October 20, 2026 to March 1, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Novo Space, Co (PIID FA864919PA263) with performance starting August 2, 2019, one of 2 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“NASA signed a purchase order with Novo Space on October 21, 2026 for USD 322,700. Work runs October 20, 2026 to March 1, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2019 (SBA profile) and on the federal record since August 2019, with 2 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 74,000 a month over its term (USD 322,700 across October 20, 2026 to March 1, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerRodrigo Diez, CEO and Founder · Named on the company website · 407-349-7018 (public, SBA profile)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a definitive contract with Huot Construction and Services, Inc. of South Saint Paul, MN on October 27, 2026, PIID 36C26327C0007, obligating USD 1.70 million for carpet replacement at the VA in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from October 27, 2026 to June 3, 2028, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Huot Construction and Services, Inc. (PIID W912LM15P8043) with performance starting September 29, 2015, one of 35 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a definitive contract with Huot Construction on October 27, 2026 for USD 1.70 million. Work runs October 27, 2026 to June 3, 2028, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2007 (state filing) and on the federal record since September 2015, with 35 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 88,000 a month over its term (USD 1.70 million across October 27, 2026 to June 3, 2028); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerAnthony L. Huot, Sr., Chief Executive Officer · Named on the Minnesota Secretary of State filing · (651) 888-4900 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with BCI Dental Laboratories, Inc. of Petaluma, CA on October 20, 2026, PIID 36C26127N0160, obligating USD 624,173 for dental prosthetics ordered by the VA.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from October 20, 2026 to October 19, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to BCI Dental Laboratories, Inc. (PIID 36C26125P1433) with performance starting August 19, 2025, one of 1 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with BCI Dental Laboratories on October 20, 2026 for USD 624,173. Work runs October 20, 2026 to October 19, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 1986 (company site) and on the federal record since August 2025, with 1 earlier federal award. This award alone averages about USD 52,000 a month over its term (USD 624,173 across October 20, 2026 to October 19, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerPhilip Broughton, Founder · Named on the company website · 800-322-1899 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Transportation Solution Services LLC (AXEL) of Saint Louis, MO on November 4, 2026, PIID 36C25527N0018, obligating USD 571,763 for special-needs transportation for the VA in St. Louis.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Transportation Solution Services LLC (AXEL) (PIID 36C25519N0428) with performance starting November 1, 2019, one of 9 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with AXEL on November 4, 2026 for USD 571,763. Work runs November 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2018 (SBA profile) and on the federal record since November 2019, with 9 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 97,000 a month over its term (USD 571,763 across November 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerBernie Squitieri, President · Named on the company website · (314) 309-2006 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with Modify Health, Inc of Alpharetta, GA on October 16, 2026, PIID 36C24E27N0019, obligating USD 434,977 for meal delivery for a VA research study on heart failure.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from October 22, 2026 to October 21, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to Modify Health, Inc (PIID 36C24E26N0043) with performance starting February 24, 2026, one of 2 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The Department of Veterans Affairs signed a delivery order with ModifyHealth on October 16, 2026 for USD 434,977. Work runs October 22, 2026 to October 21, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 2018 (company site) and on the federal record since February 2026, with 2 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 36,000 a month over its term (USD 434,977 across October 22, 2026 to October 21, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerGB Pratt, Jr., Founder and CEO · Named on the company website · 888-766-3439 (public, company website)

Evidence

• Forest Service (Department of Agriculture) signed a definitive contract with SCE, Inc. (Cowboys Cranes) of Labadie, MO on October 27, 2026, PIID 1240LT27C0002, obligating USD 431,068 for replacing two beach-access bridges at Council Bluff.
• The award is firm fixed price (FPDS pricing code J) with a period of performance from November 16, 2026 to May 14, 2027, and USAspending records no outlay to date.
• USAspending records an earlier federal contract to SCE, Inc. (Cowboys Cranes) (PIID 12363N26P4006) with performance starting January 23, 2026, one of 3 earlier federal awards to the company since FY2008.

Practical opening

“The U.S. Forest Service signed a definitive contract with SCE on October 27, 2026 for USD 431,068. Work runs November 16, 2026 to May 14, 2027, and no government payment is recorded yet. That suggests payroll and materials go out before the first government payment lands. We could call the owner about carrying payroll and materials until the first payment.”

Claim boundaryDo not say the company is seeking funding or lacks a bank line; the record shows the award and its terms, not the company's finances.

Borrower band: in business since 1993 (SBA profile) and on the federal record since January 2026, with 3 earlier federal awards. This award alone averages about USD 73,000 a month over its term (USD 431,068 across November 16, 2026 to May 14, 2027); total revenue is not on the federal record.

Decision ownerLarry Proemsey, Contact on the SBA certification profile · Named on the SBA certification profile · 636-239-4000 (public, company website)