Centerra Integrated Services, LLC

Centerra Integrated Services, LLC, doing business as All Star International, delivers construction, renovation, repair, and facilities maintenance services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing exclusively in full-and-open procurement without set-asides. The company is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, and is part of a larger corporate group (Centerra Group, LLC) with six named subsidiaries including Centerra Integrated Facilities Services, Centerra Integrated Fleet Services, and Centerra Construction Partners.

Centerra's customer concentration is acute and Navy-dominated. The top five funding agencies account for 95% of recent awards by count, with the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command commanding the portfolio — 108 awards worth $587.4 million in combined potential value out of $617.3 million total across all work. The Department of the Army Southern Command ranks second by count (37 awards, $9.5 million) but ninth in potential-value terms; the Department of the Navy Installations Command places third by count (18 awards, $17.1 million). Within the Navy concentration, task-order activity flows through three primary indefinite-delivery vehicles: IDC N6945015D1626 (91 task orders, $14.6 million), IDC N6945018D1312 (38 task orders, $30.2 million), and IDC N6945020D0072 (38 task orders, $15.7 million), with task orders typically ranging from $250,000 to $6 million. Centerra also holds the Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Cuba Multiple Award Construction Contract (NSGB Cuba MACC), a $249 million five-year indefinite-delivery vehicle awarded in January 2025 covering general construction, renovation, alteration, and repair work at Guantanamo Bay and subordinate locations, under which four task orders totaling $7 million have been placed.

Capability work centers on military-base facilities engineering — HVAC system replacement and upgrades, roof assessment and resurfacing, field and athletic-facility renovation (baseball and softball field resurfacing, turf replacement), interior renovation (drywall repair, painting, door hardware installation, flooring), MEP infrastructure (generator automatic transfer switches, chillers, refrigerant lines, fire alarm and suppression systems), structural repair (K-span footing buildings, concrete tanks), security infrastructure (fencing, keyless locking systems, gate installation), and specialized systems (TACAN antenna tower replacement, fuel tank and fuel-farm maintenance). Representative recent work includes a $5.48 million roof assessment and repair delivery order with Navy Installations Command (August 2023), a $4.61 million NEX freezer and cooler renovation at Guantanamo Bay with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (March 2025), a $2.43 million Cooper Field turf replacement (football) with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (July 2025), a $1.72 million baseball-field resurfacing (July 2025), a $1.72 million softball-field resurfacing (July 2025), and a $1.69 million multipurpose field and track resurfacing (July 2025). A $4.61 million NEX freezer and cooler facility renovation at Guantanamo Bay involved replacement of generator automatic transfer switches, chillers, and refrigerant lines. Work is performed at Navy and Army installations in Denver, Colorado (1173 Delaware Street, a recurring site address), Guantanamo Bay Cuba, and scattered domestic Navy facilities, with occasional small State Department assignments (e.g., a $15,626.82 bronze-plaque removal from the Ronald Reagan Building for USAID's Bureau for Management in June 2025).

Award activity has grown from 11 in 2022 to 22 in 2024, then declined to 14 in 2025 and 2 in 2026 year-to-date, signaling a potential slowdown or shift in ordering patterns. Within the next twenty-four months, six awards with combined potential value of $10.3 million face ultimate completion and recompete exposure, representing modest near-term recompete risk relative to the overall portfolio. The vendor operates as a pure prime, with zero subcontract work in the available record, indicating either a vertically integrated model or limited use of disclosed subs. NAICS concentration is sharp: 175 of 181 awards (97%) fall under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220), with the remaining four spread across finishing contractors, computer facilities management, and administrative services.