Controlpoint Surveying Inc.

Controlpoint Surveying Inc., a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American small business headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, delivers boundary survey, topographic survey, geotechnical investigation, and architect-engineer design services to Department of Defense and Department of the Interior customers as a prime contractor (71% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to large architecture-engineering primes. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open; set-asides appear in roughly 20% of recent prime awards, concentrated in small-business total-set-asides on indefinite delivery contracts with the Army Corps of Engineers.

Controlpoint's capability portfolio centers on surveying and mapping services across the Pacific region, with emphasis on military facility site characterization. Top representative prime work includes a $9.9 million multiple-award indefinite delivery architect-engineer contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Honolulu (awarded January 2026, extending through July 2031) for geotechnical engineering, engineering geology, topographic survey, orthophotography, cadastral mapping, and land parcel mapping; a $1.498 million delivery order from ENDIST Honolulu for Maui temporary housing unit site preparation at Fort Shafter (awarded January 2025, completing January 2026); a $967 thousand delivery order under total small business set-aside from ENDIST Honolulu for architect-engineer design services supporting family housing replacement at Kwajalein Atoll (awarded December 2024, completing December 2026); and a $220 thousand Space Force boundary survey at Kaena Point Space Force Station (awarded December 2024, extending through December 2026). Recent boundary survey work includes a $70 thousand Pacific Air Forces contract for an 8.45-acre parcel survey at Koke'e Air Force Site on Kauai (awarded February 2026, completing August 2026) and a $27.6 thousand extension to Haleakala Boundary Survey (awarded February 2025, completing November 2025).

Customer concentration sits heavily with Department of Defense installations in Hawaii and the Pacific. The top five customer organizations account for 84% of awards by count: the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command leads with 60 awards valued at $15.9 million combined potential, followed by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Honolulu with 14 awards at $23 million combined potential—the dollars-to-count ratio reflecting larger-dollar architect-engineer task orders from USACE versus smaller boundary survey orders from Navy. The Department of the Navy (excluding NAVFAC) places 28 awards, the Department of the Navy Installations Command 14 awards at $849 thousand combined potential, and the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 11 awards at $1.1 million combined potential. The two rankings diverge materially: by combined potential value, USACE dominates at $23 million (49% of the portfolio's $46.7 million total), while Navy NAVFAC commands 34% of dollars despite 40% of award count, indicating order-size differences between the two largest customers.

Controlpoint holds position on five named indefinite delivery contracts managed by Navy NAVFAC and USACE. The top parent vehicles are Navy NAVFAC contracts N6274211D0010 (14 task orders, $340 thousand combined potential), N6274200D0009 (13 task orders), N6274207D0014 (11 task orders, $806 thousand combined potential), and N6274204D0002 (11 task orders, $9 thousand combined potential). Activity has accelerated in the past two years—3 awards in 2023, 20 in 2024, 19 in 2025—with only 6 awards recorded in the first quarter of 2026. Recompete exposure is modest: three awards complete within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $1.3 million, all small-dollar boundary surveys nearing completion.

Controlpoint operates predominantly as a subcontractor to architect-engineer primes. The vendor subcontracts to Jacobs (in various joint ventures with Black & Veatch and Architects Hawaii), Moffatt & Nichol–Burns & McDonnell Hawaii, HDR Engineering, AECOM Technical Services, and others on architect-engineer task orders for military construction projects at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Wake Island, Guam, and other Pacific installations. Named sub work includes surveying and mapping deliverables on Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard modernization projects, topographic survey design for dry dock and wharf improvements, land surveying on Red Hill water-treatment and environmental remediation efforts, geotechnical investigation on family housing replacement at Kwajalein, and utility survey and ground-penetrating radar work across multiple NAVFAC projects. The subcontractor footprint reflects the vendor's deep regional presence—most recent sub awards cluster in 2025 and early 2026, issued by the same Navy and Army Corps of Engineers offices that place direct prime orders. SCI reporting captures minimal federal service-contract activity: one SCI record in FY2022 showing 3.6 FTEs delivered under a subcontract arrangement, indicating that most of Controlpoint's federal work falls below the $150,000 SCI threshold or consists of goods and services outside SCI scope.