BAD QUAIL PRIME
You have plans and specs. We have means and methods.
Specialty heavy-civil construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of public-use sites and utility infrastructure on federally managed lands.
UEI
JYAAH25CMMP6
CAGE
84CA7
Primary NAICS
237990, Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Service area
California and the Western United States
Built for remote, sensitive, public places
We perform land-based infrastructure work including earthwork and surface restoration, potable water, wastewater and stormwater systems, trailheads and campground facilities, vault toilets and sanitation systems, and site power. Our projects run in remote, logistically constrained, environmentally and culturally sensitive environments that demand disciplined planning, coordination with agency resource specialists, and strict adherence to protection, permitting and compliance requirements.
Bad Quail Prime is structured for the operational and administrative demands of DOI and USDA land-based infrastructure programs. Estimating, procurement, permitting, subcontractor management, on-site supervision, safety and quality control sit in a single accountable structure, which means predictable schedules, disciplined risk management and clear coordination with Contracting Officers, CORs and technical stakeholders.
Core competencies
- Public-use site infrastructure construction and rehabilitation
- Earthwork, grading, excavation, compaction and surface restoration
- Vault toilet, septage and wastewater system installation and replacement
- Potable water systems, tanks, wells, pumping and controls
- Utility power systems including solar, generators and grid connections
- Precast structure installation; cast-in-place foundations and concrete flatwork
- Rigging, hoisting and heavy equipment operations in constrained environments
- Electrical, controls and SCADA integration for site and utility systems
- Remote site access planning, material staging and logistics
Past performance
Inyo National Forest: Vault Toilet Surface Restoration
Site preparation, excavation, pavement grinding, water lines, compaction and grading, concrete flatwork, bollards, trench drains, landscape boulders, yard hydrants, parking blocks, crosswalks and striping across ten vault toilet sites.
Remote, heavily visited recreation sites; rocky soils; environmental constraints.
Pinnacles National Park: RV Dump Station Reconstruction
Demolition of the existing septic system and drain field; a new 15,000-gallon underground storage tank with alarm system; electrical service; coordination of earthwork, masonry and HDD subcontractors.
Resource-sensitive area; active campground.
Yosemite National Park: Mono Pass Trailhead Vault Toilet Replacement
Pumping and lockout of the existing vault; demolition and off-site disposal; excavation; a new CXT precast vault toilet; concrete flatwork and site restoration.
High-elevation trailhead; environmentally sensitive; public use.
Mt. Irish Wilderness: Campground and Vault Toilet Installation
Grading, aggregate base, concrete pads, kiosk installation and precast vault toilet installation.
Extremely remote wilderness site.
Pinnacles National Park: Backup Generator and LPG Installation
Four government-furnished 22kW generators with propane systems: potholing, trenching for conduit and LPG lines, concrete pads, 500-gallon tanks, transfer switches and sub-panels, pressure testing, and load-bank commissioning.
Multiple occupied park facilities with constrained access.
Bishop Area Campgrounds: Solar-Powered Water Systems
Rehabilitation of three solar-powered potable water systems: tank inspection, cleaning and polyurea relining; disinfection and commissioning; new solar arrays, foundations and controller tie-ins.
Active public-use campgrounds; limited construction windows.
Devil’s Postpile National Monument: Water Tank and Wellhead Rehabilitation
Project management, on-site safety, equipment operation and contract administration for a 36,000-gallon bolted steel water tank, foundations, pipeline, well refurbishment and potable water testing.
High-altitude monument; volcanic soils; archaeological monitoring.
Spring Mountain Visitor Gateway: Amphitheater Sidewalks
New concrete sidewalks connecting amphitheater entrances to the promenade; site preparation and restoration.
Active public-use facility.
References and contracting officer contacts available on request.
Management & safety
No OSHA recordable incidents.
- OSHA 30-certified leadership and staff; First Aid/CPR-trained personnel
- Site-specific safety plans developed and enforced on every project
- Rigging, hoisting, shoring, confined space and electrical hazard controls
- Dust, fire and environmental mitigation
- Remote communications (Starlink and Iridium) for field coordination
- Daily field reporting and coordination with Contracting Officers and CORs
Department of Defense experience
System delivery and on-site training for the U.S. Air Force Academy Band.
Why Bad Quail Prime
- Management experience in overseas contingency operations: disciplined planning, safety culture and logistics under severe constraints
- Consistent delivery on DOI and USDA infrastructure projects
- Successful work in environmentally sensitive and archaeologically monitored areas
- Remote locations, hostile conditions, constrained access and limited construction windows
- Strong teaming with licensed general, plumbing, drilling and electrical partners
- Direct Department of Defense experience: system delivery and on-site training for the U.S. Air Force Academy Band
- Compliant with the Buy American Act (BAA), Trade Agreements Act (TAA) and SAM requirements
NAICS codes
237990 (primary) · 237110 · 237130 · 238110 · 238120 · 238190 · 238210 · 238220 · 238910