Belt Built CFM Joint Venture, LLC

Belt Built CFM Joint Venture, LLC, a minority-owned, Black American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Crofton, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor in federal construction and facilities management, delivering repair, renovation, and infrastructure upgrade services across military and civilian installations nationwide. The joint venture competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on multiple smaller delivery orders (notably across GSA Region 3 and Region 7, and on Naval Facilities Engineering Command vehicles) and on full-and-open basis on larger single awards and IDIQs, particularly with the Army Corps of Engineers and Navy construction programs.

Belt Built CFM's capability footprint is concrete and narrowly specialized: boiler replacement, HVAC system repair and replacement, mechanical and electrical upgrades, structural repairs, bathroom and facility renovations, fire alarm systems, and design-bid-build and design-build construction services supporting federal facility sustainment. Representative prime work includes a $7.1 million HVAC bundle at Marine Corps Base Quantico (awarded June 2026 under Total Small Business), an $8 million Naval Sea Systems Command renovation order at Naval Base Indian Head (September 2025, no set-aside), a $2.4 million fire alarm upgrade at Department of Transportation headquarters in Washington, DC (September 2026, Total Small Business), and multiple GSA Region 3 delivery orders for boiler replacement, rain leader replacement, bathroom renovation, and air conditioning unit replacement—all awarded in September and October 2026 and ranging from $600 thousand to $2.2 million each.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to military infrastructure. The top two funding agencies account for 88% of combined potential value: the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (20 awards, $867.6 million combined potential value) and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Baltimore (30 awards, $509 million). The Army Corps of Engineers leads in award count (30 awards). Behind these anchors sit the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command ($254.2 million across two awards), GSA Region 3 ($204.6 million across three awards), and GSA Region 7 ($25.8 million across nine awards). Civilian agencies including the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, the Department of Transportation, the Internal Revenue Service, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration round out the $1.94 billion portfolio, but represent a small share of dollar volume and award count.

Belt Built CFM holds two prime IDIQs. The Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $499 million design-build and design-bid-build multiple-award IDIQ on September 26, 2023, running through September 24, 2028, with five task orders reserved for small business and five unrestricted, covering sustainment, maintenance, repair, and new construction (OMA/MILCON) throughout the North Atlantic Division area. GSA awarded a $200 million Total Small Business multiple-award IDIQ on January 1, 2023, for general construction services in Region 3 (Philadelphia to Richmond), running through December 31, 2026, with expected task orders ranging $250 thousand to $10 million. Both vehicles are active; recent delivery orders under the Corps IDIQ include the $2.1 million Army Laboratory Center bridge assessment and repair (September 2024) and the $401 thousand DISA parking garage concrete spalling repair (September 2025).

Activity has grown unevenly—seven awards in 2022, ten in 2023, three in 2024, nine in 2025, and ten in 2026—with twelve awards (combined potential value $29.6 million) facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore entering recompete cycle. The vendor holds no subcontract position; all 109 awards are prime contracts and IDIQs. Across the portfolio, combined dollars obligated are $123.8 million against $1.94 billion in combined potential value, representing 6% utilization and indicating a significant tail of unexercised ceiling capacity, particularly on the two large IDIQs.

Work is performed nationwide with concentration in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions (Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, Pennsylvania, Texas) corresponding to the geographic scope of the Army Corps of Engineers North Atlantic Division, Navy construction commands, and GSA Regions 3 and 7. NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) and PSC codes for repair or alteration of office buildings and construction of administrative facilities define the vendor's category footprint.

General contractor with federal experience in renovation projects, mechanical and electrical upgrades as well as ground up construction.