SDVOSB DB/DBB GENERAL CONSTRUCTION MATOC Charleston District

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Charleston established this Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Master IDIQ for Design-Build and Design-Bid-Build general construction work on March 17, 2031 as the final date to place orders, with a shared ceiling of $99 million and a target of five contractors at award in September 2025.

The vehicle remains active with approximately four years eight months of ordering authority remaining. Nine task orders have been awarded since vehicle inception, with the most recent issuance on January 13, 2026; activity peaked at eight awards in 2025 and has slowed to one order thus far in 2026. The combined potential value of all awarded task orders is $7.7 million, fully obligated, representing only 7.8 percent of the vehicle's $99 million shared ceiling and indicating substantial remaining capacity.

Task orders reflect design-build and design-bid-build general construction supporting Charleston District programs, including facility improvements such as fitness and health facilities. All task orders fund the Charleston District exclusively, indicating concentrated customer activity.

Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain LLC holds dominant position with two awards totaling $6.5 million combined potential value, capturing approximately 85 percent of the current order book. Reliance Construction Management Company, Red Eagle 3 JV, Boyer Commercial Construction Inc., and Harbor Services Inc. each hold single awards with substantially smaller values. Eight distinct SDVOSB contractors have been awarded to date; the solicitation targeted a five-contractor pool, suggesting the vehicle may still be building out its awardee base.

Set-aside execution shows deviation from the SDVOSB vehicle intent: seven of nine orders (78 percent) were issued with no set-aside designation, while two orders (22 percent) carry SDVOSB set-aside language. Seven task orders include minimum guarantee language of $3,000 with stated deobligation upon award of first task order, a standard indemnification structure. One task order awarded to Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain LLC on January 13, 2026 reached $6.5 million ceiling. Task-order durations range from single-year (completion by September 2026) to full vehicle lifecycle through March 2031.