CB Design & Huitt Zollars Joint Venture, LLC

CB Design & Huitt Zollars Joint Venture, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), operates as a 100% prime contractor delivering architectural and engineering design services for federal healthcare facility renovation, expansion, and modernization projects. The Alexandria, Virginia-based joint venture competes exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides across its federal footprint.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on design services for VA medical center infrastructure improvements and naval facility planning. Representative work includes a $2.38 million SDVOSB definitive contract from the VA Technology Acquisition Center (awarded April 23, 2025, completion May 11, 2030) to design an Ambulatory Surgery Center at the Boise VA Medical Center; a $1.64 million SDVOSB definitive contract from Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 (awarded October 27, 2025, completion October 10, 2030) for 3N Surgical Intensive Care Unit renovation and air-handling replacement at Overton Brooks VA Medical Center in Shreveport, Louisiana; and a $1.68 million SDVOSB contract from Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 (awarded September 25, 2024) for pharmacy expansion and renovation at Sam Rayburn VA Medical Center in Bonham, Texas. The vendor also holds a single-award $8 million Indefinite Delivery Contract from Naval Sea Systems Command (awarded September 26, 2025, expiration September 25, 2030) authorizing facility planning and design services for new facilities, infrastructure, and sustainment or renovation work, against which two delivery orders totaling $352 thousand have been placed.

Customer concentration is divided between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of the Navy. The Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for ten of thirteen recent awards (85% of award count) across multiple Veterans Integrated Service Networks and the VA Technology Acquisition Center, with combined potential value of $14.1 million. The Department of the Navy (Naval Sea Systems Command) holds three awards worth $8.4 million combined potential value, anchored by the single-award IDV. The two rankings diverge slightly — NAVSEA's share of potential dollars ($8.4 million) exceeds its share of award count (3 awards) because the $8 million IDV ceiling establishes a large reserve relative to task order drawdown. Recent awards show growth trajectory (five awards in 2024 to seven in 2025), with four awards (combined potential value $5.7 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete exposure. The vendor's work is concentrated in architectural and engineering services for hospital and healthcare facility construction, with secondary exposure to government-owned R&D facilities and office buildings.