DTS P&L JV2

DTS P&L JV2, doing business as DTS LLC, is an SBA 8(a) certified joint venture that delivers construction, renovation, and facility infrastructure services to the Department of the Navy as a prime contractor under set-aside vehicles, with all twenty recent awards (100% of prime activity) issued under the NAVFAC Northwest 8(a) Small Business MACC Regional Contract. The vendor is a service-disabled veteran-owned, women-owned small business, minority-owned business, and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business based in Oak Harbor, Washington, operating as a child of Darbonnier Tactical Supply LLC, which is itself a service-disabled veteran-owned and women-owned small business. DTS P&L JV2 competes exclusively under Total Small Business and 8(a) set-asides across its portfolio.

DTS P&L JV2's capability portfolio centers on mechanical systems replacement (steam line and boiler installation, lift station repair, emergency generator design-build), infrastructure modernization (elevator modernization, bridge crane system replacement, railroad bridge repair), facility modifications (hangar bay door cutouts, mezzanine construction), wastewater treatment infrastructure (chemical dosing system installation), and building envelope restoration (roof replacement, door repairs, exterior building repairs, airfield paving). Representative work includes a $16.7 million design-build delivery order from Navy Installations Command for emergency generator repair and LED light improvement at Naval Base Bangor (July 2025); a $4.6 million firm fixed-price order from Navy Installations Command for steam distribution and condensate system repair in Building 2800 at Naval Base Kitsap Bangor (December 2024); a $4.06 million modernization delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for elevator work in Building 850 at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard (January 2025); and a $3.5 million repair order from US Pacific Fleet Forces for lift station B421 at Naval Station Whidbey Island (February 2025). Work is performed at major Pacific Northwest naval installations including Naval Base Bangor, Naval Base Kitsap, Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, and Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

All customer activity concentrates within the Department of the Navy. US Pacific Fleet Forces accounts for 11 awards and $24 million combined potential value; Navy Installations Command holds 5 awards and $24.1 million; Naval Facilities Engineering Command carries 4 awards and $517.3 million combined potential value. The extreme skew in value concentration reflects Naval Facilities Engineering Command's role as administrator of the parent NAVFAC Northwest 8(a) MACC vehicle — a $400 million (nominal ceiling) indefinite delivery contract awarded to DTS P&L JV2 on July 28, 2023, running through July 27, 2026. DTS P&L JV2 has received nineteen delivery orders under that vehicle totaling $55.4 million in combined potential value against the $400 million ceiling, representing approximately 12.5 percent drawdown. The MACC is the sole parent vehicle in DTS P&L JV2's current portfolio; all other awards flow as task orders against it.

Activity grew from two awards in 2023 to nine in 2024, with eight awards in 2025, indicating sustained engagement. Three awards (combined potential value $22.5 million) complete within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. DTS P&L JV2 executes work through its joint venture structure with two recurring subcontractors: Darbonnier Tactical Supply LLC (its parent entity) provides project management, design services, and accounting support; P&L General Contractors, Inc., a minority-owned and Native American-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Oak Harbor, provides project management, supervision, safety and quality control, onsite labor and materials, and specialized construction trades including mechanical, electrical, demolition, roofing, and painting work. Occasional sub-tiers such as Blythe Mechanical Inc., Interwest Construction Inc., and Blue Mountain Electric Inc. handle mechanical and electrical-specific scopes. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $54.1 million against $565.4 million combined potential value (10% obligated rate), consistent with firm fixed-price deliverable work in its early execution phase.