Armcorp Construction Inc.

Armcorp Construction Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Celina, Ohio, provides construction, renovation, and facility maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), with deep specialization in healthcare facility infrastructure improvements and general building construction across the Midwest. Armcorp is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation, self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, and holds active SBA certification as both a veteran-owned business and service-disabled veteran-owned business expiring January 15, 2028. The vendor competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides; across the recent award portfolio, SDVOSB set-asides account for the majority of definitive contracts and sole-source awards, with full-and-open competition reserved for smaller delivery orders and task orders under existing IDIQ vehicles.

Armcorp's customer base exhibits extreme concentration in the Department of Veterans Affairs. VISN 10 (Veterans Integrated Service Network 10), which oversees VA healthcare facilities in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and parts of Illinois, accounts for 306 awards worth $508.3 million in combined potential value—80% of all awards and 80% of total potential value. The General Services Administration Region 5 (covering Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin) is the second-largest customer with 28 awards worth $104 million, representing facility renovation and repair work at federal courthouses, federal office buildings, and other federal real property. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 (centered on Illinois) adds 10 awards worth $3.3 million. The remaining customer base—the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, the Air National Guard, the National Cemetery Administration, and the Department of Justice U.S. Marshals Service—collectively represent the final 20% of the portfolio and are substantially smaller. This concentration reflects Armcorp's embedded position as a trusted construction vendor for VA medical center renovations, repairs, and infrastructure upgrades in the Midwest.

Armcorp's concrete capability portfolio centers on healthcare facility infrastructure: roof replacements, HVAC system installation and repair, electrical work, plumbing, fire alarm and life-safety system upgrades, flooring and finish work, asbestos abatement, and interior/exterior building renovations. Representative large contracts include a $9.92 million definitive contract awarded July 18, 2025, by VISN 10 for comprehensive renovation of Building 16 at Marion VA Medical Center (including demolition, accessibility improvements, HVAC modifications, electrical upgrades, fire protection systems, and hazardous-material abatement); an $8.14 million military construction award from the Air National Guard on January 16, 2024, for renovation and expansion of the Weapons Release Aircraft Maintenance Hangar at the 122nd Fighter Wing in Fort Wayne, Indiana; and a $7.61 million definitive contract from VISN 10 on January 8, 2024, for reconfiguring primary care operations at Cincinnati VA Medical Center. The vendor also holds a $50 million General Services Administration Region 5 IDIQ contract (awarded September 27, 2024, with a base period running through November 14, 2026) for repair and alteration services across six Midwestern states, with individual task orders capped at $5 million. Under that GSA vehicle, Armcorp competes for renovation and maintenance work on federal courthouses, federal office buildings, and other civilian federal real property.

Top parent vehicles at the VA reflect the job-order-contracting (JOC) and multiple-award-construction-contract (MACC) structure of VA facilities management: Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C25019D0094 (an architectural/engineering IDIQ used for construction task orders) carries 58 task orders worth $10.5 million combined value; Indefinite Delivery Contract 36C25019D0099 (another VA construction IDIQ) carries 48 task orders worth $7.9 million; the Indianapolis VAMC Construction HVAC Mechanical Southern Tier 2015–2020 vehicle carries 34 task orders worth $7.7 million; and Indefinite Delivery Contract GS05P15SLD0056 (a VA regional construction contract) carries 27 task orders worth $3.8 million. These vehicles structure ongoing facility maintenance and minor-to-moderate renovation work under $500,000 per task order, allowing the VA to issue orders rapidly as needs arise. Armcorp also sits on the newly awarded GSA Region 5 IDIQ, enabling task orders for federal civilian real property work.

Recent activity shows significant deceleration. Awards volume declined from 42 in 2022, to 27 in 2023, 13 in 2024, and only 7 in both 2025 and 2026 year-to-date. This downward trend reflects both a natural decline in VA construction and renovation spending in the portfolio and potential recompete losses; nine awards (combined potential value $28.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore face recompete risk. The vendor's largest VA IDIQ vehicles (including several $25 million job-order contracts referenced in award narratives) carry completion dates through 2024–2027, suggesting both immediate recompete exposure and medium-term pipeline pressure.

SCI-reported federal service-contract activity (covering invoiced contracts above $150,000) totaled $26 million across FY2022–FY2024. FY2024 invoicing reached $9.3 million across 5.7 FTEs on 14 prime contracts, recovering from a FY2023 low of $8.1 million and 4.7 FTEs. FY2022 was the strongest year at $8.6 million and 10.7 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on federal services contracts span a wide range: median rate of $642.02 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $169.40 per hour (reflecting lower-skill or fully-burdened labor) and the 90th percentile at $3,637.10 per hour (reflecting specialized or site supervision roles). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 10% of total contractor hours, with 21 named subcontractors reported; this signals that Armcorp builds much of its own delivery teams for renovation and construction work but engages specialist subs for electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and other mechanical trades when needed. SCI captures only invoiced contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, products, and non-federal revenue; the $26 million in SCI invoicing represents a portion of Armcorp's total federal services activity and is substantially smaller than the vendor's $175.1 million in total obligated dollars across all 378 awards in the portfolio.

Armcorp operates exclusively as a prime contractor; no sub-awards appear in the recent portfolio. The vendor's growth trajectory in the VA market peaked in 2021–2022 and has contracted thereafter, driven by shrinking VA capital improvement pipelines and recompete losses. The SDVOSB set-aside posture and embedded VISN 10 relationships have anchored the vendor's market position, but competitive pressure from larger prime contractors on GSA vehicles and shifting VA construction priorities pose medium-term risk to sustained volume.

Service Disabled Veteran Owned-business focusing on: Design Build, Construction Management, General Construction, Facility Maintenance,and Supplying Materials. HUBZone Certified. www.armcorpinc.com