Boatman & Magnani, Inc.

Boatman & Magnani, Inc., a woman-owned, DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprise based in Capitol Heights, Maryland, operates as a subcontractor specializing in terrazzo flooring, stone finishes, and specialty interior construction materials for federal building projects. The vendor holds no active federal prime contracts; instead, it subcontracts to larger construction primes on General Services Administration and agency-specific renovation and memorial work. Boatman & Magnani is organized as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation.

The vendor's customer footprint is sparse and episodic. Six distinct federal agencies appear across nine awards over three decades (first award in May 1996, most recent in July 2024), with GSA Public Buildings Service appearing twice and the Smithsonian Institution, National Gallery of Art, Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection, and Department of the Army each appearing once. The National Gallery of Art carries the largest identified potential value at $10,000, though combined potential value across all nine awards stands at only $22,000 — a figure dwarfed by $917,000 in combined dollars obligated across those same awards, indicating that actual invoiced performance substantially exceeds the initial contract value estimates. Award activity has been irregular: one award each in 2004, 2005, and 2010, then a two-year gap until two awards in 2022 and one in 2024.

Boatman & Magnani operates exclusively as a subcontractor. Three named sub-award scopes define its capability set: terrazzo flooring work on the Smithsonian's Center for Understanding of Religion in American History (July 2024, under prime HSU Development, Inc.); American Mist granite stone work for the Valor Memorial at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. (October 2022, under Structural Engineering Group Inc.); and RF shielding and terrazzo work on a Department of Homeland Security facility project (February 2022, under Grunley Construction Co., Inc.). The vendor's NAICS profile shows concentration in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (four awards) and specialized material categories including Tile and Terrazzo Contractors and All Other Specialty Trade Contractors. Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal federal service-contract activity: three SCI records across FY2022–FY2024, all as a named subcontractor, with reported FTE delivery declining from 11.3 in FY2022 to 6.1 in FY2024. The vendor places work under two indefinite delivery contracts (47PM0518D0007 and F16CC10413), each carrying a single task order. Boatman & Magnani's federal footprint reflects a niche specialty trade operator without volume or strategic account relationships; it competes as a materials or labor subcontractor on infrequent agency renovation projects rather than as a prime or recurring service provider.