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Palmdale supplier lands 3-year Los Angeles County deal

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By AI, Created 12:00 UTC, Aug 13, 2026, AGP -

Cosmic Reliable Services, a woman-owned industrial and construction supply company in Palmdale, won a three-year master agreement with Los Angeles County Public Works for paint and paint supplies, with a two-year extension option. The award gives the company a longer runway in local government contracting and adds a federal set-aside path after its SBA Woman-Owned Small Business certification in April 2026.

Why it matters: - The Los Angeles County award gives Cosmic Reliable Services a stable public-sector contract that can run for up to five years with the extension option. - The deal expands a local supplier’s reach from county work into a broader government contracting pipeline. - The SBA Woman-Owned Small Business certification also opens access to federal set-aside work and subcontracting roles tied to small-business goals.

What happened: - Cosmic Reliable Services secured a three-year master agreement with Los Angeles County Public Works to supply paint and paint supplies. - The agreement includes a two-year extension option. - The company is based in Palmdale, California, and is woman-owned. - Cosmic Reliable has supplied paint and industrial materials for five years. - Cosmic Reliable has worked with multiple Los Angeles County departments for the past four years.

The details: - County customers include the Flood Control District, the Facilities Management Section, and Road Maintenance. - The company’s product line has expanded from paint into steel, welding supplies, air conditioning supplies, safety supplies, and hardware, including nuts and bolts. - Cosmic Reliable earned SBA Woman-Owned Small Business certification in April 2026. - FEDCON supported the certification application and helped rebuild the company’s federal profile. - That work included an active SAM registration, corrected NAICS and PSC codes, and a complete SBA Small Business Search profile with a capability statement attached. - Contracting officers and prime contractors search those systems by product. - Before that work, Cosmic Reliable was difficult to find in those systems. - Cosmic Reliable works with FEDCON advisor John Graham on opportunity research, buyer outreach, and bid support. - The company’s website is cosmicreliableservices.com.

Between the lines: - The county agreement is a strong fit because Cosmic Reliable already sells the same kinds of goods the county buys. - The federal certification changes the company’s go-to-market strategy from a single local channel to two parallel paths: county procurement and federal contracting. - FEDCON founder and CEO Brad Egbert framed the move as a shorter route to government work than chasing large federal awards first. - Rhonda Burr, owner of Cosmic Reliable Services, said FEDCON gave her confidence to start bidding, whether she wins or loses.

What's next: - Cosmic Reliable can now pursue more county opportunities while the Los Angeles County master agreement is active. - The company is positioned to compete for federal set-asides and subcontracting work that require Woman-Owned Small Business participation. - Continued bid support and buyer outreach could help the company convert its certifications into additional public-sector contracts.

The bottom line: - Cosmic Reliable Services turned local government buying into a growth path, and the new county award plus SBA certification gives the Palmdale supplier more ways to win work.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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