A & H-Ambica JV LLC

A & H-Ambica JV LLC, a woman-owned small business joint venture based in Livonia, Michigan, operates as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) delivering federal construction, renovation, and infrastructure modernization services across military installations and civilian federal agencies, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides. The joint venture is a child entity of parent Ambica General Services Inc., a Subchapter S corporation, and operates under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) and related heavy civil construction categories.

The vendor's customer concentration heavily favors Army and Army Corps of Engineers programs. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 54% of all awards, led by the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (21 awards, $287.2 million combined potential value) and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Louisville (13 awards, $310.6 million). The dollar concentration tracks differently: the Air Force Air Mobility Command anchors $500 million in combined potential value across just two awards, while the Corps of Engineers Engineering District Charleston carries $277.2 million across eight awards. This dollar-to-award disparity reflects a portfolio mixing high-value infrastructure modernization work with numerous smaller facility repairs.

Recent capability work spans electrical substation replacement, roofing system design-build, HVAC and mechanical systems reset, fire alarm system replacement, and sanitary sewer infrastructure repair. Representative prime awards include a $38.8 million delivery order from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center for Phase 2 roofing system replacement at Building 103 (awarded January 12, 2022, under Total Small Business set-aside, scheduled completion April 22, 2027); a $20.5 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Defense Logistics Agency for roofing work on Building 572 at DLA Hooks, Texas (awarded March 17, 2023, completion April 18, 2026); a $15.4 million delivery order from NASA Stennis Space Center for design-build roofing system repairs (awarded September 30, 2025, completion April 17, 2028); and a $13.8 million Kennedy Space Center delivery order for T-8 and T-9 transformer replacement (awarded April 23, 2026, completion November 5, 2030).

A & H-Ambica JV LLC holds seats on five named parent vehicles. The Detroit Arsenal Construction MATOC, a $96.2 million small business multiple-award task order contract awarded August 3, 2025, with completion through August 2, 2030, has generated 17 task orders totaling $36.9 million in combined potential value and supports minor construction, roofing, HVAC, and facility maintenance at Detroit Arsenal and Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Warren, Michigan. The vendor also places work under the Design Build Northeast Multiple Award Task Order Contract (2021–2031), a $250 million Corps of Engineers vehicle; the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base MACC 2020–2025, a $247 million Air Force vehicle; the NAVFAC Albany GA Design-Build 2016–2021; and the Repair and Construction at Defense Logistics Agency Installation Support for Distribution and Marine Forces Reserve master IDIQ. Across these vehicles, the vendor holds 15 task orders under an indefinite delivery contract W56HZV15DL501 ($18.3 million combined potential value) and 6 task orders under contract 80SSC018D0017 ($83.1 million).

Activity has accelerated in recent years — from four awards in 2023 to 18 in 2025, with one award issued so far in 2026. Fifteen awards (combined potential value $87.8 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete opportunity for competitors. Combined potential value across all 123 awards totals $2.39 billion, with $220.7 million currently obligated (9% of ceiling). The vendor serves 24 distinct federal customer agencies.

In its limited subcontractor role, A & H-Ambica JV LLC performs technical and engineering services for DCS Corporation under two awards supporting the Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicle Systems Center at Detroit Arsenal (Building 200C SILs and 3D Room Upgrades, awarded November 12, 2025; Building 200D Vehicle Exhaust System, awarded June 17, 2025). The subcontract footprint is negligible relative to prime work. The vendor's award portfolio concentrates in commercial and institutional building construction (88 awards) and heavy civil engineering construction (16 awards), with top PSC categories including miscellaneous building construction, building repair and alteration, and non-building infrastructure projects.