DCR Services & Construction Inc.

DCR Services & Construction Inc., a Detroit-based Black American-owned small disadvantaged business certified under the SBA's 8(a) Program and as a HUBZone firm, operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering design-build and design-bid-build construction, environmental site assessment, and facilities repair services to federal agencies across 33 customer organizations. The company is a Subchapter S corporation and self-certified small disadvantaged business with a named subsidiary, Diversified Mechanical LIMITED, which holds woman-owned small business and DBE certifications.

DCR's competitive posture is anchored to set-asides. Recent awards split roughly evenly between 8(a) Sole Source designations, Competitive 8(a) set-asides, HUBZone designations, and full-and-open awards, with Total Small Business set-asides dominant across its major vehicle positions. The vendor holds a $1 billion ceiling on the GSA Public Buildings Service Region 10 multiple-award IDIQ for general construction with design-build capabilities supporting electric vehicle supply equipment installation in Geographic Zone D (ultimate completion October 31, 2026), a $500 million GSA PBS Zone C EVSE contract (October 2, 2027), a $99 million Navy Design Bid Build General Construction Florida contract set aside for HUBZone (December 27, 2027), a $96.2 million Army Detroit Arsenal Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract set aside for Total Small Business (August 2, 2030), and a $50 million Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management single-award IDIQ for Federal Orphaned Well Program support services nationwide (March 27, 2028). These five vehicles account for roughly $1.25 billion in combined ceiling value and anchor the vendor's pipeline.

Customer concentration by dollar value is extreme. GSA Public Buildings Service Region 10 alone carries $1 billion in potential value (representing the Zone D EVSE vehicle ceiling); the Navy, Army, and Interior Bureau of Land Management together account for $246.6 million across three awards. Concentration by award count is more distributed: the EPA Office for Air and Radiation leads with 15 awards ($21.3 million combined potential value), followed by Interior National Park Service Midwest Region (11 awards, $3.9 million), Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (10 awards, $7.1 million), GSA PBS Region 5 (7 awards, $38.1 million), and Customs and Border Protection (5 awards, $4.1 million). These top five agencies account for 48% of recent awards by count but only 11% by dollar value—a signal that GSA EVSE vehicles and Navy/Army facility construction IDIQs dominate the dollar pipeline while agency-by-agency transactional awards remain numerous but smaller in scope.

DCR's recent work spans four core capability areas: EVSE design-build and installation at federal facilities nationwide (a $1.03 million Bureau of Reclamation order for Utah EVSE installation, a $299.8 thousand Interior Intermountain Region order for Detroit EVSE work, a $209.7 thousand GSA Region 5 order for Chicago federal building charging infrastructure); Navy and Army facilities construction and repair across Florida and the Southeast (a $4.63 million Navy Installations Command delivery order for exterior envelope repairs at seven facilities at Naval Station Mayport, a $4 million order for Building renovation at Mayport, a $2.77 million pond drainage maintenance order at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, a $2.84 million NAVAIR interior build-out at Jacksonville); environmental site assessment and remediation (a $304.6 thousand National Park Service order for engineering evaluation and cost analysis at Grand Canyon, Phase I and Phase II ESA work for GSA regions); and facility maintenance and repair across multiple agencies (a $3.91 million GSA delivery order for design-build parking lot rehabilitation at Fairbanks Federal Building, a $1.44 million USDA Agricultural Research Service roof repair order at the National Center for Cool and Cold-Water Aquaculture, a $1.31 million Navy roofing replacement at MacDill Air Force Base, HVAC and structural repairs for Army Reserve).

GSA Schedule labor portfolio reflects environmental and construction PM specialization: ten active categories spanning Environmental Technician I at $70.53 per hour (high school equivalent, entry-level) through Project Executive at $236.78 per hour (master's degree, 29 years experience). Median government-paid rate on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran $229.26 per hour across FY2022–FY2024; SCI-reported invoicing totaled $560 thousand across those three fiscal years with roughly 0.3 FTEs on average—a reflection that SCI captures only contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes goods, EVSE installation hardware, and project-specific delivery orders that likely represent DCR's true volume.

Activity trajectory shows modest annual award count (12 awards in 2022, 12 in 2023, 13 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 2 so far in 2026) but explosive growth in dollar potential driven by vehicle awards. Eight awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $9 million—a recompete exposure limited to smaller transactional work rather than the megadollar IDIQ vehicles themselves, which carry out-year completion dates extending to 2030. Within that window, the $96.2 million Army Detroit Arsenal MATOC (one of multiple awards under that program, awarded August 3, 2025) and the $99 million Navy Florida IDIQ (May 22, 2023) represent the vendor's largest near-term delivery obligations. The GSA Zone D EVSE vehicle ($1 billion ceiling, October 31, 2026 completion) approaches expiration and will require recompete or renewal to maintain that revenue stream; GSA Zone C ($500 million, October 2, 2027) provides a near-term backstop.

DCR does not subcontract material work across its federal footprint. SCI-reportable data show zero sub-hours share on prime contracts, and the award portfolio carries no named sub-awards. The vendor builds and staffs its own delivery teams for construction, environmental, and HVAC scope.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

DCR specializes in construction management and design-build services for projects of all sizes and levels of complexity. In addition DCR provides environmental consulting and remediation services at Federal Government projects.

Currently, DCR is a contractor on a MOLD MATOC, and has contracts through the USACE and MICC at Ft Bragg. In addition DCR has contracts with the National Parks Service as technical experts on its most complex environmental site characterizations and remediation. DCR has a GSA Schedule for NAICS Code 541620.

CORE COMPETENCIES - CONSTRUCTION

We are experienced in vertical and horizontal construction, military renovation, design-build project requirements and our team has a proven record of successful project delivery.

ENVIRONMENTAL

DCR provides specialty environmental services for complex integrated projects throughout the United States.