Ccsi - Dubois Construction JV, LLC

Ccsi - Dubois Construction JV, LLC, a minority-owned and woman-owned small business joint venture based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor delivering federal building repair, alteration, and facilities maintenance services, competing predominantly under 8(a) set-asides on a $7.5 million GSA multiple-award IDIQ and holding a $700 million Air Force design-build and construction vehicle.

The joint venture is certified as an SBA 8(a) participant, small disadvantaged business, woman-owned small business, and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business. Its parent, Contracting & Communications Services, Inc. (CCSI), is an 8(a) certified Subchapter S corporation and minority-owned, woman-owned enterprise also holding the same SBA designations. Primary NAICS alignment runs to 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with PSC footprint concentrated in repair or alteration of office buildings (32 awards across the source).

Ccsi - Dubois Construction JV operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (36 awards, 100% prime split across the source data). The portfolio centers on task orders for facility renovation, repair, and maintenance work valued typically between $4,935 and $246,000 per delivery order. Representative work includes a $120,387 Chambers 950 Refresh project at Garmatz Courthouse in Baltimore (Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, April 2026, Competitive 8(a)) covering flooring installation, painting, and window treatments; a $98,908 8(a) Sole Source sinkhole repair contract at Southern Maryland Federal Courthouse in Greenbelt (GSA Region 3, June 2024); a $226,596 carpet and paint order for the IRS at the Fallon Federal Building in Baltimore (Treasury, September 2023); a $169,764 office renovation and server room expansion at the Bureau of Prisons facility in Annapolis Junction, Maryland (DOJ BOP, September 2023); and a $115,998 carpet replacement delivery order at CMS headquarters in Woodlawn, Maryland (CMS, July 2025). Most recent work includes a $13,131 Competitive 8(a) delivery order to replace lockset cores throughout the U.S. Customs House in Baltimore, creating a master key system (CBP, July 2026, completion August 2027).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Air Force vehicle's dollar dominance and near-absent utilization. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 67% of recent awards, led by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (9 awards, $787 thousand combined potential value) and GSA Region 3 (8 awards, $7.8 million), followed by general GSA Public Buildings Service (3 awards, $115 thousand), VA VISN 5 (2 awards, $61 thousand), and the Railroad Retirement Board (2 awards, $125 thousand). However, the top customers by potential value ranking is inverted by dollar magnitude: the Air Force Headquarters District Washington carries 2 awards worth $700 million combined potential value, representing the $700 million design-build and construction vehicle, though the source provides no detail on whether task orders have been issued against this contract. GSA Region 3 follows at $7.8 million, with all other customers below $250 thousand each. This stark divergence signals that the bulk of the vendor's recent awarded work runs through the GSA and administrative-office vehicles, with Air Force exposure anchored to vehicle position rather than active task-order flow.

The vendor's primary parent vehicle is the GSA $7.5 million multiple-award IDIQ (47PD0122D0009) issued September 30, 2022, under Competitive 8(a) set-aside for repair and alteration construction services statewide in Maryland, with ultimate completion October 23, 2026. This vehicle carries 30 task orders and $1.9 million in combined potential value; it is the workhorse vehicle, generating orders from GSA Region 3, the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Department of Veterans Affairs, Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Marshals Service, Federal Highway Administration, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Commerce NOAA, and the Railroad Retirement Board. A second IDV, the Air Force contract FA286021D0008, carries 1 task order worth approximately $5 thousand. Work is performed throughout Maryland with administrative oversight at GSA Region 3's Baltimore Field Office; all facility locations named in the source sit in or near the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area.

Award activity has grown unevenly year over year: one award in 2022, twelve in 2023, six in 2024, ten in 2025, and five in 2026 to date. Eight awards (combined potential value $560 thousand) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and face recompete window, representing modest near-term contract renewal risk. The GSA $7.5 million IDIQ itself completes October 23, 2026, within the recompete cliff. The vendor has not placed any subcontract work in the source data; the prime-only posture combined with task-order dependency on GSA Region 3 vehicle extension signals vulnerability to IDIQ recompete loss.

Corporate structure shows Contracting & Communications Services, Inc. as the parent, holding identical SBA certifications and performing as the contracting entity on the GSA $7.5 million IDIQ award dated September 30, 2022. Ccsi - Dubois Construction JV, LLC is identified as a child entity in the source, with the joint venture operating as the performing prime on delivered orders. This parent-child relationship preserves the 8(a) joint venture designation across task orders while anchoring the IDIQ vehicle to CCSI's parent certification posture.

Design-Build Interior construction and renovation services including IT infrastructure, security, access control and audio/visual installations.