DJB Contracting Inc.

DJB Contracting Inc., a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor delivering roofing, building envelope, waterproofing, and historic preservation services to federal facilities, competing predominantly full-and-open without set-aside designations on 426 of 429 recent awards.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on roofing and historic building restoration work across NAICS 32 Roofing Contractors (234 awards) and 23 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (143 awards), with specialized expertise in skylight and window replacement, metal roof systems, gutter and flashing work, and building envelope repair on historic facilities. Representative recent work includes a $11.7 million total-small-business-set-aside definitive contract from the Office of Management and Budget for Long Wing 6th and 7th Floor modernization at the New Executive Office Building, a $1.2 million firm fixed-price purchase order from the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service for emergency water-leak repairs on the 10th floor of the New Executive Office Building, and a $447 thousand definitive contract from the National Capital Region for winder historic balcony replacement in Washington, DC.

Customer concentration is pronounced and agency-specific. The Smithsonian Institution dominates both volume and value, holding 212 of 429 awards (49% of award count) worth $32.4 million combined potential value — a 26% share of the $124.4 million total portfolio. The next tier of customers by dollar value splits differently: the Executive Office of the President Office of Management and Budget anchors one major contract at $11.7 million, while NASA Goddard Space Center carries $9.6 million across five awards, the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service National Capital Region holds $8.6 million across twenty-seven awards, and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command aggregates $7.5 million across three awards. By award count, the GSA National Capital Region ranks second with twenty-seven awards, the Department of the Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel third with twenty-five awards, and the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations fourth with twelve awards. Across the top five customers by count, DJB covers 67% of all recent awards.

Parent vehicle concentration sits heavily on five Indefinite Delivery Contracts. Indefinite Delivery Contract F11CC10273 anchors the portfolio with 163 task orders carrying $21 million combined potential value — roughly 17% of total potential value. IDC F09CC00342 carries forty-one task orders for $3.8 million, IDC SALMEC04D0009 holds twenty-three task orders for $4.4 million, IDC F07CC10255 hosts thirteen task orders for $3.1 million, and IDC N4008007A0507 holds ten task orders for $433 thousand. These five vehicles account for a material share of the executed pipeline.

Activity has substantially contracted. DJB received eight awards in 2022, eleven in 2023, one in 2024, two in 2025, and three in 2026 year-to-date — reflecting a decline from the 2022–2023 baseline. Within the next twenty-four months, five awards with a combined potential value of $13.4 million will reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure.

Across SCI-reportable service contracts, DJB invoiced $1.1 million in FY2024 on a single prime contract (the NEOB Long Wing modernization), supported by 1.4 FTEs at a government-paid blended rate of $371.93 per hour. The contract shows a highly leveraged teaming model: subcontractors accounted for 97% of contractor hours on that delivery, indicating a pass-through prime structure for that engagement. FY2025 SCI records show approximately 14.2 FTEs across one prime and nine sub-named positions, though invoiced dollars for FY2025 have not yet settled in the source. DJB operates as a subcontractor on the federal market as well — the source shows three recent sub-award positions: fabricated metal roofing components on a Chickasaw Defense Group renovation project (October 2025), waterproofing restoration services on a DW Solutions State Department project (August 2024), and selective demolition and thermal protection on a Structural Engineering Group replacement project (October 2023). These sub positions suggest DJB serves as both a direct federal prime and a specialty subcontractor to mid-sized federal primes on building restoration and waterproofing engagements.

Performs general construction renovation work, including in-house roofing/sheet metal work, asbestos abatement, drywall, painting and mechanical upgrades.