American International Contractors (Special Projects) Inc.

American International Contractors (Special Projects) Inc. is a foreign-owned, for-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since 2006, specializing in complex international construction and design-build services for U.S. government agencies. The company provides high-end infrastructure and facility construction services primarily for diplomatic and military installations worldwide, with a particular focus on overseas projects involving sensitive and secure facilities. Located in McLean, Virginia, the firm has demonstrated significant expertise in constructing embassy compounds, tactical operations centers, consulate facilities, and classified secure workspaces across multiple international theaters.

The company's federal contract portfolio reveals a robust track record of large-scale construction projects for critical government agencies, including the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Recent prime contract awards include a $68.9 million contract for constructing a new United States Consulate in Durban, South Africa, a $77.4 million contract for building a Tactical Operations Center and Fleet Maintenance Facility in Bahrain, and a $238.1 million contract for designing and constructing a new embassy compound in Doha, Qatar. All of these contracts are firm fixed-price definitive contracts with no specific set-aside designations, indicating the company's competitive positioning in federal contracting. The projects consistently involve complex international construction services that require specialized engineering, design, and construction capabilities in sensitive diplomatic and military environments.

American International Contractors (Special Projects) Inc. holds a notable multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract with the Department of the Army European Command for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) Construction in Europe. This $97 million master contract, effective from 2021 through 2026, enables the company to receive task orders for secure facility construction and repair services across Army installations in the European theater. The IDIQ allows for flexible task order issuance ranging from $50,000 to $30 million, with the first recorded delivery order being a $3 million task for SCIF construction in Arlington, Virginia. This contract vehicle demonstrates the company's specialized capabilities in constructing classified and secure work environments, particularly for military and intelligence-related infrastructure projects.