Armitage SAI JV

Armitage SAI JV, a women-owned, SBA 8(a) certified joint venture headquartered in Buffalo, New York, delivers construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure modernization services to Department of Defense installations across the northeastern United States as a prime contractor (100% of awards), competing predominantly under 8(a) competitive and HUBZone set-asides with occasional full-and-open awards.

Armitage SAI JV is a child entity of Armitage Architecture Inc., a women-owned small business parent. The joint venture itself carries multiple SBA designations: SBA 8(a) certification, self-certified small disadvantaged business, women-owned small business, and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business status. The vendor's work centers on NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with 40 of 50 recent awards in that category and significant secondary activity in industrial building construction and ship facility repairs. Primary PSC codes reflect repair and alteration work: facilities restoration dominates, with 19 awards in repair or alteration of real property, ten in other industrial buildings, and seven in ship construction and repair facilities.

Recent capability work anchors to two Army and three Navy customer agencies. Fort Drum represents the largest single customer footprint: Armitage SAI JV holds two separate Competitive 8(a) multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts, one awarded May 28, 2025 (for $150 million through June 2028) and one awarded June 7, 2023 (also $150 million through June 2028), under which the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region has issued 12 to 7 task orders respectively. Recent Fort Drum delivery orders include a $14.1 million barracks repair and renovation (Facility P2060 Hangar) under Competitive 8(a), a $6.06 million road repair (PO Valley Road) under HUBZone set-aside, a $6.03 million bridge painting contract under Competitive 8(a), and a $2.84 million facilities repair order, all firm fixed price. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command represents the second-largest customer by combined potential value: Armitage SAI JV holds a $249 million PWD Maine MACC 2022-2027 multiple-award contract (Competitive 8(a), June 2027 completion) under which 14 task orders valued at $30.5 million have been issued for work primarily at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. Representative PWD Maine orders include a $7.72 million industrial equipment installation (Competitive 8(a), February 2026 completion), a $6.14 million communications center demarcation work (full and open), a $1.44 million design-build contract for contract drawings (no set-aside), a $682,954 fire protection system testing order, and a $474,870 utilities work order. Armitage SAI JV also holds a $249 million Newport New London MACC 2022-2027 contract (Competitive 8(a), February 2027 completion) with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command covering naval installations in Connecticut and Rhode Island; a $4.29 million steam repair delivery order at Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island represents recent activity under this vehicle. Navy Installations Command and Naval Sea Systems Command have issued smaller-value task orders for crane rail repairs, roof replacements, cooling tower work, and dock repairs across Kittery and Groton facilities.

Customer concentration is heavy across Department of Defense installations. The top two customer agencies — Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (15 awards, $520.9 million combined potential value) and Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region (20 awards, $381.9 million combined potential value) — account for 100% of combined potential value; this ranking reverses between award count and dollar magnitude, with Army placing more orders (volume play) and Navy anchoring the largest indefinite delivery contracts (single-engine revenue). The Department of the Navy Installations Command (10 awards, $11.6 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (4 awards, $11.1 million), and Department of the Army (1 award, $665 thousand) round out the customer set, all DoD.

Armitage SAI JV sits on five parent vehicles: the Fort Drum MATOC 2025-2028 ($150 million, 7 task orders, $22.5 million combined value), PWD Maine MACC 2022-2027 ($249 million, 14 task orders, $30.5 million), the earlier Fort Drum MATOC ($150 million, 12 task orders, $60 million), an unspecified Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008522D0020 ($4.3 million across 9 task orders), and Newport New London MACC 2022-2027 ($249 million, 3 task orders, $6.2 million). The Fort Drum MATOCs and PWD Maine MACC dominate the task-order pipeline. Activity has remained steady: eight awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, fourteen in 2024, and twelve in 2025, with three awards year-to-date in 2026. Eight awards with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $22.7 million, representing near-term recompete exposure.