VA Nationwide Construction Services

The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Construction and Facilities Management established a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside Master IDIQ for nationwide construction management and related services, with the last date to place orders on March 30, 2027 — approximately 8 months of ordering authority remaining.

The vehicle has generated 89 task orders since April 2022, with ordering momentum averaging 18 orders per year in 2026 after climbing from 1 order in 2022 to a peak of 26 in 2025. The combined potential value across all awarded task orders is $136.7 million, of which $80.2 million (59 percent) has been obligated to date. Firm fixed-price delivery orders typically range from under $100,000 to roughly $5 million in ceiling value, with most supporting electronic health record modernization projects and facility upgrades at individual VA medical centers.

Five firms hold 88 percent of awarded orders: Sspc LLC leads with 28 orders valued at $46.8 million potential; Vali Cooper International LLC holds 14 orders worth $30.4 million; SA3 Construction Management LLC has 11 orders at $21.6 million; GCC & Associates LLC secured 16 orders valued at $19.5 million; and DAV Energy Solutions, Inc. holds 9 orders at $6.7 million. A small tail of four additional Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses share the remainder.

The award mix reflects the vehicle's set-aside structure: 66 task orders (74 percent) carry Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designation, with 23 orders (26 percent) competed without set-aside restrictions. Within VA, the Office of Construction and Facilities Management places the most orders (30, $50.5 million potential), followed by the Technology Acquisition Center Austin (28 orders, $33.4 million) and Veterans Integrated Service Networks serving individual regions—VISN 5, VISN 1, and VISN 12 collectively account for 14 orders worth $28.1 million. The vehicle serves 17 distinct customer agencies across the VA enterprise.

Contracted services include construction management and administration for base-year and option-period task orders, project engineering and scheduling, safety compliance oversight, design review, cost estimation and budget control, commissioning services, and temporary staffing augmentation for on-site resident engineers. Recent awards target Electronic Health Record Modernization infrastructure projects at multiple VAMCs, boiler plant and elevator replacements, and seismic corrections at regional facilities.

The objective of this contract is to provide the Government with support for Construction Management and Related Services. The services include, but are not limited to, Construction Management (CM) services, Construction Administration (CA) services and Claim Services. The CM Services contractor shall have the capability of providing a comprehensive program of Project Engineering, Planning, Scheduling, Design reviews and Value Management Assessments, Safety Compliance Reviews, Monitoring and Testing Compliance, Record Keeping, Cost Estimating /Budget Control, and Change Management Documentation Management.