DAV Energy Solutions, Inc.

DAV Energy Solutions, Inc., doing business as Davenergy Solutions, is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) headquartered in San Diego, California, that delivers architectural and engineering design, building commissioning, energy assessment, and construction management services to federal agencies as a 100% prime contractor. The company competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides across a diversified portfolio spanning the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, and other civilian agencies.

DAV Energy Solutions operates across concrete capability areas anchored in healthcare facility infrastructure modernization. Recent representative work includes a $1.62 million SDVOSB delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 (awarded December 2025) for architectural and engineering services renovating Building 135 at Hampton VA Medical Center—a 26,988 square-foot administrative building modernization with estimated construction value of $10–20 million; a $4.1 million VISN 21 delivery order (July 2022) to design replacement and extension of chilled water infrastructure at Fresno VA Medical Center; and a $1.78 million definitive contract from Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 (September 2022) for electrical, HVAC, and IT infrastructure upgrades at Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Energy assessments and commissioning services form a parallel capability stream: a $210,675 energy assessment delivery order (October 2025) under the VA Technology Acquisition Center IDIQ, and commissioning work spanning multiple VA regions including a $283,145 BPA call (December 2025) for commissioning services at Milwaukee VA Medical Center supporting Electronic Health Record Modernization construction.

The vendor's federal customer base concentrates heavily in the VA system. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 47% of recent awards: the VA Technology Acquisition Center leads with 42 awards worth $5.09 billion in combined potential value, followed by VISN 21 (42 awards, $43.7 million), VA Headquarters (39 awards, $31.1 million), the VA Office of Construction and Facilities Management (36 awards, $74.7 million), and VISN 12 (27 awards, $3.5 million). By potential value, the VA Technology Acquisition Center dominates at $5.09 billion across 42 awards—a $5 billion IDIQ for national architect-engineer services awarded September 2025 with a 10-year ordering period through September 2035. VISN 5 ranks second at $675 million potential value across 21 awards, primarily through a $300 million multiple-award IDIQ for architecture and engineering services across Maryland, Washington D.C., and West Virginia (awarded June 2023, SDVOSB set-aside). These two IDIQs alone represent over $5.6 billion in ceiling value and anchor the company's VA infrastructure modernization footprint.

DAV Energy Solutions holds parent vehicle positions on multiple large indefinite-delivery and blanket-purchase contracts. The Multiple Award Schedule (GSA) serves as the foundation, with 195 task orders under its umbrella worth $178.9 million combined potential value. Agency-specific vehicles include a $50 million VA Nationwide Construction Services IDIQ (awarded March 2022, SDVOSB set-aside) for construction management services nationwide; a $45 million single-award IDIQ with VISN 22 (September 2025, SDVOSB set-aside) for professional architect-engineering consulting across Arizona, New Mexico, and Southern California; a $20 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest building commissioning services single-award IDIQ (December 2023, total small business set-aside) covering commissioning work across Navy and Marine Corps installations in the Southwest region; and a $4 billion Navy SEAPORT-NXG multiple-award IDIQ (January 2025) for engineering services to Naval Sea Systems Command and Navy SYSCOM partners. Recent GSA MAS activity shows task orders across energy assessments, commissioning, and facility studies, with individual order ceilings ranging from $2,000 minimum guarantees to $4.1 million for infrastructure design.

Activity has remained consistent, averaging 40–50 awards per year from 2022 through 2025, with 23 awards recorded through mid-2026. The recompete cliff presents material exposure: 79 awards worth $38.7 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next 24 months, requiring recompete effort across multiple VISNs and contract vehicles. The company reported a $5 billion IDV award in September 2025, which extends through 2035 and reduces near-term recompete risk on that marquee vehicle; however, regional and single-award contracts expiring through 2027 (such as the $300 million VISN 5 A&E IDIQ and the $45 million VISN 22 professional services IDIQ) will require successful recompete or face customer concentration loss.

DAV Energy Solutions functions entirely as a prime contractor across its federal footprint—no subcontractor revenue is recorded in the award data. The company self-performs its delivery. Service Contract Inventory data covering federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $15.5 million across fiscal years 2022–2024 (FY2022: $2.3 million, 5.9 FTEs; FY2023: $6.1 million, 12.8 FTEs; FY2024: $7.1 million, 13.5 FTEs). The SCI dataset represents a subset of the company's total federal services activity and excludes goods, products, and smaller procurements. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts range from a 10th percentile near zero to a median of $183.05/hr and a 90th percentile of $930.66/hr, reflecting a mix of support staff and senior engineering labor. The company reported zero sub-contractor hours share across FY2022–FY2024 SCI-reportable prime contracts, indicating full vertical integration of delivery teams. GSA Schedule labor rates support this posture: 26 active categories span $57.64/hr (Office Assistant) to $269.22/hr (Executive Program Manager), with no security-cleared roles, suggesting bench strength in administrative support through senior engineering management.

Corporate structure includes two named SDVOSB joint ventures: Davenergy-Vci JV LLC and Davenergy Apogee JV LLC, both limited-liability companies established for teaming on specific federal opportunities. The parent entity, DAV Energy Solutions, Inc., maintains its registration as a Subchapter S Corporation, veteran-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned through June 2027 (per award documentation).

DAV Energy Solutions, a certified building commissioning firm, provides a wide range of consulting services for facility managers and owners. We specialize in engineering services such as energy audits, new and existing (retro-commissioning) building commissioning, arc flash studies, infrastructure protection, mechanical and electrical design, facility support services and construction management.