Disabled Veterans Construction Inc.

Disabled Veterans Construction Inc., an Atlanta-based service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair services to federal facilities — primarily VA medical centers and national cemeteries — under SDVOSB set-asides. The company holds SBA certifications for both Veteran-Owned Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, valid through March 14, 2027, and competes predominantly in set-aside work, with SDVOSB designations appearing across 90% of recent awards.

Disabled Veterans Construction's capability footprint is grounded in building systems, facility infrastructure, and specialty trades. Representative work includes a $1.49 million definitive contract from VA VISN 16 (awarded November 2025) for Building 104 renovations at the Eugene J. Towbin Healthcare Center in North Little Rock, encompassing restroom replacements, structural beams, flooring, and mechanical upgrades including a new cooling tower; a $731 thousand firm-fixed-price delivery order (June 2022) from the National Cemetery Administration for construction of a new restroom facility at Fort Lyon National Cemetery in Colorado with a 240-calendar-day performance period; and a $893 thousand SDVOSB-set-aside definitive contract (September 2023) from VA VISN 10 for bathroom deficiency remediation with asbestos and hazardous-materials surveys at a Cincinnati VA medical center. The company also holds a $5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded January 31, 2025, by VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 for plumbing and pipefitting inspection and repair services (24/7 emergency response) at VA Medical Centers in Connecticut, running through January 30, 2030, with four BPA calls issued since award totaling $375 thousand in potential value.

Customer concentration is extreme and SDVOSB-driven. The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration anchors 48 awards (42% of the 114-award footprint) worth $20.7 million combined potential value — roughly 63% of total dollars. VA Veterans Health Administration variants account for an additional 38 awards across nine regional networks, concentrated in VISN 1 ($5.4 million, 5 awards), VISN 16 ($2 million, 7 awards), and VISN 17 ($873 thousand, 17 awards). The top five customer entities represent 75% of award count and 92% of combined potential value. Beyond the VA, recent awards include a $102.5 thousand purchase order from the Department of Defense Northeast Region (July 2025) for exterior lighting upgrades at Fort Devens, Massachusetts, and a $65.7 thousand SDVOSB definitive contract from the USDA (September 2025) for HVAC system replacement at the Natural Resources Conservation Service Aberdeen Plant Materials Center in Idaho.

Disabled Veterans Construction operates almost entirely through task orders under the National Cemetery Administration Construction and Maintenance Multiple Award Task Order Contract (IDIQ 36C78619D0154), with 44 delivery orders totaling $4.5 million in combined potential value. A secondary vehicle is Blanket Purchase Agreement 36C24125A0035 for VA plumbing services, carrying 4 task orders valued at $376 thousand. The company does not hold broader government-wide vehicles (GWACs, GSA Schedules, or civilian agency IDIQs).

Activity peaked in 2022 with 27 awards, declining to 15 in 2024 and recovering slightly to 17 in 2025. Recompete exposure is minimal — only 2 awards totaling $1.5 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, reflecting the VA's multi-year construction and facilities contracts. Top NAICS concentrations are Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (65 awards) and Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (13 awards); top PSC codes are Maintenance of Other Administrative Facilities and Service Buildings (17 awards) and Maintenance of Hospitals and Infirmaries (10 awards).

SCI-reportable invoicing data is sparse — only $772 thousand across FY2024, with 21.7 FTEs reported across two prime contracts. This subset is not representative of the vendor's full federal revenue, which includes purchase orders, delivery orders, and fixed-price construction contracts below or above the $150 thousand SCI reporting threshold. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-captured work ran around $412/hr, with senior labor pricing through $728/hr. The vendor reports zero sub-hours engagement across SCI-reportable prime contracts, indicating delivery predominantly through direct internal labor rather than subcontractor reliance. Disabled Veterans Construction operates with no federal subcontracting footprint and no named prime-contractor relationships in the source data, positioning it as a single-source capability for SDVOSB set-aside work rather than a partner or feeder vendor to larger contractors.