Advanced American Construction, Inc.

Advanced American Construction, Inc., a small disadvantaged business based in Portland, Oregon, specializes in marine and civil infrastructure projects for federal agencies throughout the Northwestern United States. The company, incorporated as a Subchapter S Corporation and registered in SAM.gov since February 2002, has established itself as a capable contractor for design-build construction services, infrastructure repair and maintenance, and material procurement related to water resources management and environmental protection initiatives.

Advanced American Construction has delivered a diverse portfolio of federal contract work across multiple agencies and project types. Through prime contracts awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the company has executed major civil infrastructure projects including the Columbia River Pile Dikes Repair ($51.7 million), Spirit Lake Tunnel Inlet Repair ($22.3 million), and Tainter Gate 2 Structural Work ($6.7 million). The Bureau of Reclamation has awarded the company significant contracts for specialized water infrastructure work, including the Roza Diversion Dam Fish Screen Replacement ($29.4 million) and Trinity Dam Intake Cover Sections Removal and Reinstallation ($3.3 million). The Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service has engaged Advanced American Construction for material procurement and erosion protection projects, including riprap and aggregate delivery to the Julia Butler Hansen National Wildlife Refuge ($2.1 million combined across multiple purchase orders). Additional Army Corps of Engineers work includes the McNary Hood Park Boat Ramp Parking Lot and Road Repaving ($1.2 million), Concrete Intake Tower Pad and Access Road ($1.2 million), Miter Gate Repairs at The Dalles Lock and Dam ($1.9 million), and Downstream Stoplog Installation at Bonneville Navigation Lock ($195,000). The Baker Bay Pile Dike Repair project ($18.0 million) represents a definitive contract outside the company's primary indefinite delivery vehicle. A significant portion of these awards carried small business set-aside designations, reflecting the company's status as a certified small disadvantaged business. Advanced American Construction has also performed as a subcontractor to Vigor Marine LLC on flexifloats and deck cleats procurement in August 2024.

Advanced American Construction holds a prime position on the Walla Walla Design Build Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) 2023-2028, a $99.9 million indefinite delivery vehicle awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division in May 2023. This contract enables the company to compete for individual task orders valued up to $4 million each for design-build and design-bid-build construction services supporting the Walla Walla District's civil works program across six states: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, and Utah. The MATOC covers a comprehensive range of services including repairs, maintenance, new construction, and renovation of flood control and hydroelectric dams, river navigation facilities, and related water resources infrastructure. The company has already received multiple delivery orders under this vehicle, including the minimum guarantee delivery order ($2,500 in May 2023), the Concrete Intake Tower Pad and Access Road ($1.2 million in August 2024), and the McNary Hood Park Boat Ramp Parking Lot and Road Repaving ($1.2 million in September 2025). The MATOC structure as a multiple award contract provides Advanced American Construction with ongoing opportunities to support the Corps' varied civil works program through 2028, leveraging the contractor's demonstrated expertise in marine and civil engineering infrastructure projects in the Pacific Northwest region.