American Classic Construction Inc.

American Classic Construction Inc., a small business subchapter S corporation headquartered in Chatsworth, California, supplies construction aggregates, concrete, lumber, roofing materials, and specialized building products to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor under predominantly total small business set-aside competition. The company competes across full-and-open procurements only at the Bureau of Reclamation and in select Army Corps of Engineers non-set-aside delivery orders; the vast majority of its 965 prime awards span total small business set-asides and reflect strong market penetration in small business reserve categories.

American Classic Construction's portfolio centers on bulk mineral construction materials—sand, gravel, crushed stone, riprap, concrete delivery, lumber, and erosion control supplies—ordered across federal installations, national parks, wildlife refuges, and Army ammunition plants. Representative work includes a $950,490 asphalt emulsion and hot mix asphalt supply contract with Naval Education and Training Command at Naval Base Ventura County (awarded March 2025), a $252,891 limestone road base delivery to Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge (awarded June 2025), a $296,329 concrete supply call with Army Corps of Engineers for Pleasant Valley, Iowa (awarded August 2025), and a $23 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers for nationwide concrete, stone, sand, and dirt materials through July 2029. The company also holds parent vehicles including a $1.5 million paving materials BPA with Communications Electronics Command at Tobyhanna Army Depot (awarded May 2026), a $950,000 aggregate BPA with Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 for Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge (awarded May 2026), and a $500,000 lumber BPA with Joint Munitions Command at Pine Bluff Arsenal (awarded May 2026).

Customer concentration is moderate and defense-heavy. The top five agencies by award count account for 27 percent of recent awards, led by Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (67 awards, $13.9 million potential value) and Naval Sea Systems Command (66 awards, $10.9 million). The top five by potential value account for 61 percent of dollars, with Army Corps of Engineers dominating at $38.5 million across 41 awards, followed by Army IMC Southwest ($13.9 million) and Naval Sea Systems Command ($10.9 million). The Bureau of Reclamation ranks fourth with $10.1 million potential value across 33 awards; Air Force Special Operations Command ranks fifth with $6.4 million across 14 awards. The shift between volume and value rankings reflects the Army Corps of Engineers' multi-million-dollar IDIQs anchoring the potential-value share while smaller regional Army and Navy commands drive transaction volume.

American Classic Construction holds no subcontractor relationships in the source data—100 percent of the 965 awards are prime contracts and IDVs. The company's parent vehicle footprint centers on the $23 million Army Corps of Engineers multiple-award BPA (concrete, stone, sand, dirt materials nationwide through July 2029), the Naval Sea Systems Command $5 million lumber BPA and $1.174 million silica sand IDIQ, and the Bureau of Reclamation's $7.5 million single-award BPA for construction materials across 17 western states. Task order activity under named vehicles clusters around the Army Corps of Engineers indefinite-delivery vehicles (W911SA22D1004 and W911SA22D1003 combined, 39 task orders, $2.6 million), multiple-award GSA Schedule (56 delivery orders, $1.4 million), and Bureau of Reclamation BPA 140R4023A0004 (15 calls, $1.3 million).

Activity has grown steadily from 94 awards in 2022 to 118 in 2025; 2026 has generated 68 awards year-to-date (through September 22) on a partial-year basis, tracking above historical pace. Twenty-two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $2 million—a modest recompete cliff reflecting American Classic Construction's historical emphasis on small, discrete purchase orders rather than large long-term vehicles nearing expiration. Obligated dollars across all awards total $50.5 million, representing 38 percent of the $131.5 million combined potential value, a typical ratio for vendor portfolios with mixed delivery-order and BPA activity.

The vendor's work spans NAICS codes 212321 (Construction Sand and Gravel Mining, 208 awards), 212313 (Crushed and Broken Limestone Mining, 110 awards), 321918 (Wood Windows and Door Manufacturing, 75 awards), 212312 (Other Crushed Stone Mining, 55 awards), and 327320 (Ready-Mix Concrete, 48 awards). Place of performance is Chatsworth, California for most sourcing and repackaging; final delivery spans all 50 U.S. states plus offshore locations including Germany, Hawaii, and Guam. Across its 127 federal customer agencies, American Classic Construction competes consistently under total small business set-asides, with set-aside designation appearing in approximately 85 percent of recent awards and non-set-aside awards concentrated among the Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation large-dollar vehicles where competition defaults to full-and-open after set-aside screening.

American Classic Construction Inc is a woman owned small business since 1994 completing commercial and consumer requirements successfully encompassing all aspects from design through landscaping within budget and on schedule.