American International Contractors Inc.

American International Contractors Inc., a foreign-owned, for-profit organization headquartered in McLean, Virginia, provides construction, infrastructure development, facilities maintenance, and logistics services to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor across the Middle East region. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime — all 514 recent awards are prime contracts or IDVs with zero subcontract involvement — and competes full-and-open across all work; no set-asides characterize the footprint.

The company's capability portfolio centers on military base infrastructure: HVAC system procurement, repair, and replacement; electrical network restoration and equipment installation; water treatment and sewage system upgrades; fire suppression system maintenance; airfield and runway construction and repair; dormitory and facility renovations; equipment procurement for mechanical, electrical, and communications systems; and emergency repair services. Representative work includes a $48.5 million definitive contract for CH-47 bed down facilities and infrastructure in Egypt (April 2026), an $8.2 million contract for runway pavement repairs (Touchdown 26 replacement) in Jordan (September 2024), a $29.7 million bulk petroleum storage facility in Jordan (September 2023), a $15.4 million fuel cell and phase maintenance hangar construction in Jordan (August 2023), and a $3.83 million delivery order for construction activities under the Al Udeid MACC in Qatar (January 2026). Task orders span spare parts procurement (sometimes under $10,000) to multi-million-dollar design-build infrastructure projects.

Customer concentration is extreme and single-customer dependent. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East (ENDIST Middle East) accounts for 404 awards (79% of all awards) and $4.82 billion (88% of combined potential value). This single customer dominates the vendor's business across all geographies — Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, and Qatar. The next four customers (Department of the Army, Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Division Transatlantic, and Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command) together represent only 96 awards and $628.7 million, underscoring the ENDIST Middle East dependency. The vendor serves 14 distinct agencies total, but three-quarters of the portfolio flows to one contracting office.

The vendor holds two primary indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity vehicles: a $55 million single-award IDV (W912ER22D0008) with the Army Corps of Engineers for Egypt construction services, awarded April 2023 and running through March 31, 2027, and a $200 million multiple-award construction contract (MACC) with Air Force Central Command for Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, running July 2022 through July 2027. The Egypt IDV has generated 195 task orders ($41.2 million combined value); the Qatar MACC, 26 task orders ($22.7 million combined value). An older $45.5 million indefinite delivery contract (W912ER17D0004) also remains active with 190 task orders. These vehicles provide the contracting mechanism for rapid procurement of construction, repair, and maintenance services across forward-deployed locations.

Activity has grown from 52 awards in 2022 to a peak of 70 in 2025, with 23 awards year-to-date in 2026. Twenty-two awards carrying a combined potential value of $49.7 million face ultimate completion within the next 24 months and therefore expose recompete risk. The combined potential value across all 514 awards stands at $5.47 billion, with $880.1 million obligated to date (16% draw-down). Work is performed entirely overseas — primarily Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, and Kuwait — supporting U.S. military operational infrastructure at forward-deployed installations including Cairo West, Beni Sueif, Abu Sueir, Gianaclis, and Helwan Air Force Bases in Egypt, Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, multiple locations in Jordan, and Camp Buehring in Kuwait.

The vendor's award profile concentrates in commercial and institutional building construction (462 awards) under PSC 11 (Construction Of Miscellaneous Buildings) and repair/alteration of miscellaneous buildings. No named subcontractors appear across the source material; the vendor operates as a fully prime-execution vehicle with internal divisions supporting Egypt and the broader Middle East region. A named subsidiary, American International Contractors (Special Projects) Inc., appears in the corporate structure but carries no distinct award activity in the source.