Advantix Engineering Corp

Advantix Engineering Corp Engineering And Construction Division, headquartered in Caguas, Puerto Rico, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, renovation, engineering, and facility maintenance services to federal agencies across Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The firm is SBA-certified as a HUBZone small business and an 8(a) Program participant, with additional designations as minority-owned, labor-surplus-area, and DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprise. Advantix competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—8(a) sole source, 8(a) competitive, HUBZone, and total small business designations anchor most of the prime award footprint, though a material share flows through full-and-open vehicles.

Advantix's capability portfolio centers on concrete construction and repair work: building renovation, roof replacement and waterproofing, fence installation and repair, hangar and apron slab work, HVAC system replacement, generator and electrical infrastructure, site grading and drainage, hangar parking areas, mold remediation, interior office construction, and design-build services with asbestos abatement. The firm also delivers quality assurance construction materials testing, archaeological monitoring, facility maintenance contracts, and operations and maintenance support. Representative work includes a $4.8 million 8(a) sole-source design-build and renovation contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the Antilles Building San Juan facility (awarded September 2023), a $3.63 million Competitive 8(a) hurricane-damage repair contract with Federal Aviation Administration for the San Juan Air Traffic Control Tower (awarded January 2023), a $3.34 million Total Small Business emergency watershed protection construction contract with the Department of Agriculture for dam repairs in Anasco, Puerto Rico (awarded September 2024), and a $2.63 million Total Small Business roof replacement and structural repair contract with the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service for the Almeric L. Christian U.S. Courthouse in St. Croix, USVI (awarded August 2025).

Customer concentration sits heavily with defense and DHS field operations in the Caribbean region. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 64% of awards: the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (41 awards, $9.8 million), Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile (41 awards, $7.7 million), National Park Service Southeast Region (30 awards, $6.7 million), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (18 awards, $23.3 million), and Customs and Border Protection (13 awards, $15.9 million). When ranked by potential value, ICE and CBP move forward—ICE dominates both volume and dollars ($23.3 million across 18 awards), CBP anchors $15.9 million across 13 awards, and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service International Institute of Tropical Forestry reaches $12.9 million across 10 awards. Army installation and corps-of-engineers work generates fewer high-value awards but represents a deep, steady volume. The concentration by dollars (51% of potential value across the top five) reflects reliance on larger contracts with DHS agencies and USDA forest service operations rather than broad agency diversification.

Advantix holds two named indefinite delivery vehicles as prime: a $2.5 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for quality assurance construction materials testing through May 2029, and a $4.5 million Basic Ordering Agreement with Customs and Border Protection for construction and renovation services through February 2026. Against these IDVs, the firm places task orders and delivery orders at micro-scale—task orders under the Corps IDC for materials lab testing cluster at $5,000 to $43,000 per order, while CBP BOA orders range from $260,000 to $1.8 million per delivery order. Advantix also executes delivery orders against Army Installation Management Command indefinite delivery vehicles, including W912C320D0001 (37 task orders, $683 thousand combined), W9127818D0004 (22 task orders, $1.9 million), and W9127818D0031 (18 task orders, $1.9 million). These Army vehicles supply steady fence-repair and facility-maintenance work at Fort Buchanan and other Southeast Region installations.

Activity has been flat to declining in the most recent period. The firm executed 23 awards in 2022, 26 in 2023, 25 in 2024, 11 in 2025, and 6 through October 2026, signaling a compression in deal flow. However, award value remains substantial: $143 million in combined potential value across 223 total awards, with $97.3 million obligated (68% realization). Eleven awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $8.3 million—a material but not urgent recompete cliff.

SCI-reported invoicing on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold reached $51.4 million across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2025 driving $30.5 million across 214 FTEs—a sharp ramp reflecting larger contracts coming into execution phase. FY2024 invoiced $13.2 million across 191 FTEs, while FY2023 and FY2022 remained in the $3–4 million range. Government-paid hourly rates on prime service contracts derived from SCI show median rates of $11.44 per hour, with a 90th percentile at $52.64 per hour, typical of Caribbean-based construction labor and technical field work. Advantix self-performs its work with zero sub-hours engagement reported across SCI-reportable prime contracts—the firm builds its own delivery teams rather than subcontracting. The company operates 100% as a prime contractor; no sub-award activity appears in the source.

NAICS concentration runs toward Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (82 awards) and All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (42 awards), with smaller clusters in Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (11), Engineering Services (9), and Electrical Contracting (7). Place of performance spans Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, with operations and administrative oversight in Caguas, Puerto Rico.

Successfully completed Building Construction Including Site, Civil, electrical and mechanical phases.Maintenance and Installation of power generators, HDPE liner systems and permeabilizations, alternate power and energy solutions, concrete repair and fixtures, building maintenance and renovations. Cleaning and Grubbing, Bridge Repairs, Debris Transport and recycling. Heavy Construction Contracts under Emergency Situations, disaster recovery, demolitions, structural works, retrofitting, roofing contracto, Electrical works, Communication infrastructure, fiber optics