Souza Construction, Inc.
Souza Construction, Inc. is a California-based self-certified small disadvantaged business and Department of Transportation certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) that provides comprehensive construction, renovation, repair, and maintenance services to federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2002, the company specializes in infrastructure improvement projects across the western United States, with a particular focus on electrical, mechanical, HVAC, and utilities work for military installations and federal facilities. The company leverages its socioeconomic status as a small business, HUBZone certified, and disadvantaged business enterprise to secure federal contracts, demonstrating a strategic approach to government contracting.
Through its federal contract awards, Souza Construction has performed a wide range of construction and infrastructure services primarily for defense agencies, including the Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Army. The company's contract work involves electrical infrastructure upgrades, HVAC system replacements, photovoltaic system installations, power distribution repairs, mechanical system renovations, and facility maintenance projects. Many of its contracts have been set aside for small businesses or HUBZone firms, including awards from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, and Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service. Contract values range from small $5,000 minimum guarantee orders to substantial multi-million dollar projects, with work spanning critical infrastructure improvements at military bases, naval stations, and federal facilities across California, Arizona, and other western states.
Souza Construction holds several significant indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV) contracts that enable it to compete for a wide range of federal infrastructure projects. These include a $495 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command contract for dry utilities construction, a $50 million Naval Information Warfare Systems Command contract for mechanical and electrical work, a $250 million Great American Outdoors Act MATOC for facility maintenance, and a $95 million Army Corps of Engineers contract for facilities reduction program services. The IDVs cover diverse scopes including electrical distribution, communications infrastructure, security systems, alternative energy installations, facility maintenance, demolition, and environmental remediation. These contracts are predominantly multi-award vehicles with set-asides for small businesses, HUBZone firms, or partial small business allocations, allowing Souza Construction to consistently secure task orders across civilian and defense agencies through 2031.
MEKSHDL5THP8 236210
Not listed 586 S Farmersville Blvd, Farmersville, CA 93223, USA
3/15/02 1/2/26 Prism Response, LLC
Prism Response, LLC is a specialty environmental engineering company that provides a full range of services including abatement, demolition, engineering, and environmental services. According to the description provided, Alloy Group is the division of Prism Response that handles these activities.
Prism Response, LLC has been awarded several prime and subcontract awards from the Department of Homeland Security (Coast Guard), Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, and Department of the Air Force. These awards cover a range of services including tank cleaning for Coast Guard vessels, demolition of buildings and facilities at military installations like Fort Stewart and Kirtland Air Force Base, asbestos and hazardous material abatement, and general environmental compliance. Prism Response frequently teams with other primes like EA Engineering and Southeast Cherokee Construction to execute the work. Several of the awards were set aside for small businesses but most used no set-aside designation.
Prism Response, LLC is a holder of multiple major indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles under the Facilities Reduction Program (FRP) spanning different regions of the United States. These IDIQs have a combined potential value of over $380 million and provide a streamlined process for the Army Corps of Engineers to procure demolition, abatement, facility reduction, recycling, and environmental services at excess or decommissioned facilities. Prism Response has received several delivery order awards against the FRP IDIQs for the Southeast, Midwest, Northeast, and Western regions to provide the services outlined in the original contract scopes covering general project support services related to facility reductions and removals. The IDIQs were awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center in Huntsville.
DGKCYLJMS3Z5 562910
Not listed 4000 Triangle Ln, Export, PA 15632, USA
3/25/10 12/10/25 Bsc-Esa JV, LLC
Bsc-Esa JV, LLC is a corporate entity providing facilities reduction services to federal agencies. As an Alaskan Native Corporation Owned Firm, Minority Owned Business, and Small Disadvantaged Business, it serves as a prime contractor on multiple award contracts to demolish, remove, and abate contaminated structures and utilities across sites in the Western, Midwest, and Southeastern United States.
Bsc-Esa JV, LLC has received delivery orders to provide engineering support for facilities reduction programs and simplified responses for demolition and abatement of excess facilities. These have been awarded by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center in Huntsville, Alabama under the Facilities Reduction Program West Region IV, Facilities Reduction Program Midwest MATOC 2021-2026, and Federal Recovery Program Southeast Region Demolition and Abatement Services 2021-2026 multiple award IDIQ vehicles. Work has been performed in Huntsville and Anchorage on a firm fixed price basis, with no subcontracts or set aside designations specified.
Bsc-Esa JV, LLC holds three indefinite delivery contracts from the Army Corps of Engineers in Huntsville to provide general project support services related to facilities assessments, abatement, demolition, recycling, and environmental compliance. These contracts have potential values up to $95 million each over five years. Task orders are competed based on technical experience, past performance, small business participation, and price.
F9MRNUDSK6T7 238910
Not listed 111 W 16th Ave #3, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA
8/10/20 1/2/26 Central Environmental Inc.
Central Environmental Inc. is a minority-owned, Alaska Native Corporation and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Ridgecrest, California. The company specializes in providing environmental services, construction, demolition, and abatement services to various federal agencies. With extensive experience as a prime contractor on projects ranging from $1 million to over $30 million, Central Environmental Inc. has established itself as a trusted partner for agencies such as the Navy, Army, Air Force, Interior Department, and Department of Homeland Security. The company's services encompass a wide range of activities, including infrastructure upgrades, demolition, hazardous materials abatement, and general facilities maintenance support across military installations and public lands.
Central Environmental Inc. has been awarded numerous prime contracts for a diverse array of projects. Notable examples include a $33 million contract with the Bureau of Reclamation to line the Truckee Canal and repair check structures in Nevada, a $2.8 million contract to demolish the abandoned Old Faithful Wastewater Treatment Plant in Yellowstone National Park, and multiple task orders for repairs and renovations at military installations such as Camp Pendleton and Naval Air Station Lemoore. The company has also performed work under total small business set-aside contracts, as well as unrestricted solicitations. In its role as a subcontractor, Central Environmental has provided specialized services such as asbestos abatement, earthwork, and demolition for large construction projects led by other prime contractors. These subcontracting efforts have included work at Fort Riley and various military installations in Alaska, where the company has contributed its expertise to projects managed by firms like Paragon-Jacobs Joint Venture, LLC, Fort Riley Utility Services Inc., and Alutiiq General Contractors LLC.
Central Environmental Inc. holds multiple federal indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) and multiple award task order contracts (MATOCs) to provide construction services, facility reduction, demolition, and environmental remediation across the United States. Under the Walla Walla Design Build MATOC, awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the company performs design-build construction, repairs, and renovations with a potential value of $99.9 million through April 2028. The Great American Outdoors Act MATOC, awarded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, allows Central Environmental to deliver construction and maintenance services for wildlife refuges and public lands, with a ceiling of $250 million. The company is also a prime contractor under several regional Facilities Reduction Program IDCs managed by the Army Corps' Huntsville Center, each valued at $95 million. These contracts enable Central Environmental to provide demolition, abatement, and site restoration services at excess military and other federal sites through firm fixed-price task orders valued up to $5 million each. Additionally, the company holds IDCs with the USDA Forest Service and the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service for road construction and sanitation facilities construction, respectively, further diversifying its federal contracting portfolio.
JNGMKR7BRV13 562910
Not listed 229 E Whitney Rd, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA
4/2/02 7/2/25 All Phase Services, Inc.
All Phase Services, Inc., doing business as All Phase Services Inc., is a small minority-owned business that provides environmental remediation, demolition, earthwork, and construction services to federal agencies. All Phase Environmental is a full service construction and environmental remediation company specializing in hazardous materials abatement and facility demolition.
All Phase Services, Inc. has received numerous prime contract awards from agencies such as the Departments of Health and Human Services, Defense, Veterans Affairs, Interior, Transportation, and Navy. The company frequently receives firm fixed price awards for roof repair and replacement services at military installations like Fort Drum. All Phase also undertakes demolition and abatement projects involving asbestos, lead paint, chemicals, and other hazardous materials. Notable awards include a $5.1M contract to replace roofing at the Buffalo VA Medical Center, a $5.7M contract to replace roofing across 15 buildings in Indian Head, Maryland for the Navy, and a $1.2M contract for infrastructure reset demolition at Camp Lejeune for the Marine Corps. All Phase serves as the prime on most awards, providing its specialized construction and abatement capabilities to federal customers.
All Phase Services, Inc. holds multiple indefinite delivery contract vehicles across several agencies to support ongoing requirements for its services. This includes the $95M Facilities Reduction Program IDCs awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers to streamline demolition, abatement, and remediation services across multiple regions including the Pacific, Midwest, Southeast, Northeast, and West regions. All Phase has received task orders against these vehicles for requirements like demolition at Bliss Airfield, excess facility disposal in Puerto Rico, and minimum guarantee obligations. The company also holds a $20M+ IDC with the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region to fulfill roofing repair and replacement needs across Fort Drum. Task orders ranging from $39K to $1.8M have been awarded for roof work at specified buildings on the installation over multi-year performance periods.
TXK3KGXSMVL5 562910
Not listed 7950 S Military Trl #102, Greenacres, FL 33463, USA
8/17/01 2/26/26