A & M & Southwind Small Business Joint Venture

A & M & Southwind Small Business Joint Venture is a partnership registered in SAM.gov as a small disadvantaged business and HUBZone joint venture, specializing in civil works construction and engineering services for federal agencies. Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the entity is a for-profit organization that provides comprehensive infrastructure and facility construction solutions, with a particular focus on water, sewer, and civil engineering projects. The joint venture is structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership, positioning itself as a small business capable of supporting federal infrastructure development across multiple regions.

The joint venture has secured multiple federal contract awards primarily from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), specifically the Mobile District, focusing on civil works construction services. These contracts include water and sewer infrastructure projects, design-build construction services, and facility repair and support. The most recent contract, a $7,615,122.14 firm fixed price delivery order, involves water and sewer civil works services in Albany, Georgia, with a performance period through January 2027. The contracts are predominantly unrestricted procurements, allowing the joint venture to compete broadly across small business opportunities in civil infrastructure development.

A & M & Southwind Small Business Joint Venture holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the USACE Mobile District, each valued at $49,000,000 and set aside for small businesses. These multiple-award task order contracts (MATOC) cover design, repair, and construction support for civil works projects primarily in the southeastern United States, specifically targeting Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. The contracts encompass a wide range of services including grading, paving, raw water systems, wastewater systems, stormwater management, utility systems, fire suppression systems, and construction of small 1-story structures. Task orders under these IDCs are expected to range from $1-15 million, with project-specific durations between 365 to 750 calendar days, demonstrating the joint venture's capability to handle complex, large-scale infrastructure projects.