Civil Works Contracting LLC

Civil Works Contracting LLC, a HUBZone-certified small business limited liability company headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, delivers general construction and civil infrastructure services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards), with focus on military installation maintenance, facility repair, environmental remediation, and horizontal infrastructure improvements.

The vendor's customer concentration tilts heavily toward Department of Defense installations. The top five funding agencies account for 71% of awards by count and 88% of combined potential value. Naval Facilities Engineering Command leads both metrics (19 awards, $699.4 million combined potential value), followed by NASA's Stennis Space Center (4 awards, $265.6 million) and the Marine Corps (46 awards, $178.4 million). The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region ranks fourth (7 awards, $134.5 million). Within the Marine Corps customer set, the tension between volume and dollars is minimal—the Corps places many awards across multiple facilities, but Naval Facilities Engineering Command's infrastructure IDIQs anchor the dollar exposure. The vendor serves 23 distinct customer agencies, but the top five control 88% of dollars.

Civil Works Contracting LLC holds substantial IDIQ and multiple-award construction vehicles. The $324 million General Construction MACC for Cherry Point and Camp Lejeune is the most productive vehicle, anchoring 12 task orders valued at $33.2 million. A $95 million single-award HUBZone Civil Paving MACC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (awarded January 2023, extending through January 2028) funds nine delivery orders valued at approximately $53.2 million for industrial paving repairs, parking lot replacements, road connector upgrades, and facility scuff-and-refresh work at Marine Corps installations. The vendor also holds the $50 million Northwest Florida Air Force Regional Multiple Award Construction Contract at Eglin Air Force Base (awarded September 2022, set-aside for total small business, completion October 2027) and the $49 million DPW Horizontal Infrastructure MATOC with Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (HUBZone set-aside, completion October 2024). Three other named IDVs (Marine Corps Installation East Construction 2015–2020, two Navy indefinite delivery contracts) support additional task order activity.

Representative capability scope includes a $29.4 million delivery order from NASA Kennedy Space Center (July 2026) for repair and upgrade of the industrial water pumping station at the Space Center, a $15.3 million Navy delivery order (August 2025) for site preparation and F-35 facility refresh at MCAS Cherry Point, a $14.2 million Marine Corps delivery order (February 2023) for building renovation at MCAS Cherry Point, a $16.6 million Marine Corps delivery order (November 2023) for industrial area paving repairs at Camp Lejeune, and a $7.8 million NASA Stennis Space Center order (February 2022) for potable water system refurbishment across the facility. Work spans repair and alteration of miscellaneous buildings (36 awards by PSC code), construction of miscellaneous buildings (15 awards), repair and alteration of highways and bridges (8 awards), and housekeeping and groundskeeping services (7 awards). Primary NAICS categories center on commercial and institutional building construction (38 awards), plumbing and HVAC contractors (32 awards), and highway and bridge construction (17 awards).

Activity shows modest decline year over year—ten awards each in 2022 and 2023, nine in 2024, five in 2025, and two in 2026 through early July—driven in part by vendor focus on delivery order execution against large IDIQs rather than new prime award pursuit. Six awards valued at $52.6 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and present recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 117 awards (prime and sub) is $1.5 billion; combined obligated dollars are $266.3 million (18% of potential value). The vendor competes predominantly under HUBZone and total small business set-asides, with a minority of awards issued on full-and-open or no-set-aside basis.

SCI-reportable invoiced activity centers in FY2025, with $6.4 million invoiced across 20.2 FTEs on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold. This FY2025 activity reflects work on the Stennis potable water refurbishment project (3.5 FTEs, 7,273 hours at $57.25/hr blended, one subcontractor performing 52% of hours) and the Marshall Space Flight Center Building 4651 air stripper project (2.7 FTEs, 5,662 hours at $626.88/hr blended, three subcontractors performing 33% of hours). The median hourly rate on prime SCI contracts is $188.96/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile at $535.02/hr and entry-level labor at the 10th percentile at $52.85/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform an average of 9% of contractor hours; the vendor names 8 total subcontractors in SCI records.

In its subcontractor role, Civil Works Contracting LLC performs culvert and storm-water infrastructure work under Bering Straits Construction Solutions as prime, railroad maintenance and crossing work under Eagle Eye Electric, and fire protection and building site repairs under Stampede Ventures. These sub awards carry dates in 2022 through 2025 and total $4 awards (3% of recent portfolio). The vendor's set-aside posture recurs predominantly as HUBZone across marine installation and infrastructure work, with secondary exposure to total small business set-asides, particularly on Army and Air Force horizontal infrastructure vehicles.