Dellew Corp

Dellew Corp, a women-owned small business based in Waipahu, Hawaii, operates as a prime contractor delivering facility maintenance, repair, and custodial services to federal agencies, with 100% of its 378 recent awards issued as prime contracts. The company holds SBA certifications as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), and is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business. Dellew Corp is minority-owned and Black American-owned; it operates as a Subchapter S corporation.

Dellew's federal work centers on building operations and maintenance. The portfolio spans plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contracting (108 awards), facilities support services (51 awards), and specialty trade contracting. Representative examples include a $1.75 billion woman-owned small business single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with GSA Public Buildings Service for custodial services at six Hawaiian and American Samoa airport locations (award date February 1, 2026, running through January 31, 2031), a $151 billion ceiling Missile Defense Agency IDIQ under the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program for multi-domain defense capabilities (January 21, 2026), and a $2.9 million GSA Region 9 indefinite delivery contract for operations and maintenance at the Phillip Burton Federal Building in San Francisco (July 1, 2024). At the task-order level, Dellew has executed work including $362.8 million boiler replacement at a San Francisco federal facility (April 9, 2024), $79.6 thousand emergency water remediation (September 24, 2024), and $42.6 thousand air-conditioning unit installation for a secure facility (April 9, 2025).

Customer concentration sits heavily with GSA and Department of Navy entities. GSA Public Buildings Service Region 9 dominates by award count (105 awards, $25.6 million combined potential value), but the potential-value ranking is skewed dramatically by two massive federal acquisition service vehicles: GSA Federal Acquisition Service holds just 2 awards carrying $30.01 billion combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command carries 6 awards valued at $567.5 million. Social Security Administration (25 awards, $46.8 million) and Region 9 form the core of active, smaller-dollar operational work. The top five customers account for 100% of combined potential value across all 378 awards.

Dellew's vehicle position is anchored to large Navy and GSA IDIQs. The top parent vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract N6247000D9417 (Navy), carries 121 task orders; IDC 47PK0219D0001 (GSA Region 9) holds 103 task orders with $3.6 million combined potential value; and IDC SS021260001 (Social Security Administration) carries 23 task orders valued at $1.5 million. These three vehicles represent the bulk of Dellew's task-order pipeline. On the SHIELD IDIQ, Dellew has issued one initial order for $500 with a ceiling through December 28, 2035, positioning the company for potential long-term ordering under a missile-defense contracting vehicle despite its core facility-services background.

Award activity has been volatile. The past five years show 14 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, a jump to 28 in 2024, then a decline to 14 in 2025 and 4 in 2026 (as of early February 2026). Only one award—the $299 thousand Missile Defense Agency SHIELD contract—reaches completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete cliff exposure in the near term. However, the $1.75 billion airport custodial BPA and the larger Navy and GSA IDIQs have far-future completion dates (2031 and 2035 respectively) that anchor Dellew's long-term revenue pipeline.

SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing totaled $1.6 million across FY2023–FY2024 ($813 thousand each year), representing an extremely narrow slice of Dellew's total federal footprint — SCI captures only service contracts above $150,000 and excludes goods, products, and classified work. Government-paid rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran at a median of $6,773.78 per hour. Across SCI prime records, Dellew delivered work with zero subcontractor hour share, indicating direct labor delivery on the captured contracts. The 0.1 FTE trajectory in SCI data reflects contract-level aggregation and is not representative of Dellew's full federal workforce, which the $30.68 billion combined potential value across 378 awards suggests is substantially larger.

Dellew competes full-and-open on the vast majority of its awards (no set-aside designation on roughly 85% of individual delivery orders enumerated), though its woman-owned and EDWOSB certifications anchor its entry onto the GSA airport custodial BPA (woman-owned small business set-aside). The company operates predominantly as a prime, with only one sub-award recorded in the source—operations and maintenance services under Logzone Inc. at the Phillip Burton Federal Building. Dellew's customer concentration is geographically dispersed but operationally focused: over 100 awards cluster at the San Francisco Phillip Burton Federal Building and courthouse complex at 450 Golden Gate Avenue, signaling deep regional presence and repeat-order dependency on a single anchor facility.

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