CDM Constructors Inc.

CDM Constructors Inc., a subsidiary of CDM Smith Inc., is a for-profit engineering and construction firm headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, specializing in military infrastructure development and complex federal construction projects. The company provides comprehensive design-build, design-bid-build, construction management, and engineering services primarily to the U.S. Department of Defense and related federal agencies. CDM Constructors has established itself as a key federal contractor for international military infrastructure initiatives, with extensive experience executing projects at U.S. military installations overseas across Europe, the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific region, and other strategic locations.

CDM Constructors Inc. has executed a diverse portfolio of federal contract awards spanning construction, infrastructure repair, facility maintenance, and engineering services. Recent definitive contracts include a $32.85 million ammunition storage facility construction project for the Israel Air Force awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers in December 2025, and a $27.4 million contract for construction of main building offices, aircraft hangars, and aircraft repair buildings at Israeli military sites awarded in July 2021. The company has also received numerous delivery orders for runway and taxiway repairs, site rehabilitation work, facility construction, and infrastructure improvements, with individual order values ranging from $2,000 to over $12 million. Specific project deliverables have included prefabricated concrete elements for military bases, infirmary and auxiliary building construction, kitchen and dining complex facilities, light fixture repairs, drop ceiling restoration, and gate repairs. Funding has been provided by multiple Department of Defense agencies including the Army Corps of Engineers, Army European Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, the Air Force, and specialized commands such as ENDIST Middle East, ENDIV Transatlantic, and ENDIV Europe. All awards have been made without small business set-aside designations, awarded through full and open competition or as directed awards under Status of Forces Agreement acquisition programs supporting U.S. military operations abroad.

CDM Constructors Inc. currently holds eight prime Indefinite Delivery Contracts valued at approximately $7.2 billion in total ceiling value. The largest vehicle is a $15 billion Comprehensive Construction and Engineering Multiple Award Task Order Contract awarded by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center in September 2025, which consolidates design, construction, and engineering services for facilities sustainment worldwide. The company also holds a $990 million Indo-Pacific MACC contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for military construction throughout the Pacific Area of Responsibility, including the Caroline Islands, Palau, Mariana Islands, Philippines, and Southeast Asia. CDM Constructors maintains a $500 million single-award contract with the U.S. Mission in West Bank and Gaza for construction services, though this vehicle was terminated for convenience in February 2025. The company holds a $98 million design-build and design-bid-build contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Europe District for construction services in Poland through September 2029. Additional contracts include a $50 million Israel North Design-Build-Bid Construction MATOC for construction and repair services in Israel through June 2026, a $50 million Israel runway and taxiway repair contract with Army European Command through October 2028, a $49 million single-award prefabricated concrete elements contract with ENDIST Middle East through March 2031, and a $5 billion Puerto Rico Power System Stabilization contract with the Army Corps of Engineers. These IDVs collectively enable the company to respond flexibly to federal construction and infrastructure requirements across military installations globally, supporting the Department of Defense's strategic infrastructure modernization and sustainment objectives.