DW Solutions, LLC

DW Solutions, LLC, an SBA 8(a)-certified minority-owned and Black American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Alexandria, Virginia, delivers facility maintenance, construction, and infrastructure support services to federal agencies as a pure prime contractor (100% of awards). The company operates exclusively under 8(a) sole-source set-asides across nearly all of its federal footprint, with primary capability concentration in commercial building construction, facilities support services, electrical and HVAC system upgrades, and specialized mechanical infrastructure projects serving the Washington D.C. metropolitan area and subordinate federal campuses.

DW Solutions' customer base clusters heavily around Department of Justice components and General Services Administration regional offices. The Justice Management Division anchors the portfolio with 11 awards valued at $16.5 million combined potential, while GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region holds 13 awards at $16.4 million. The Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office contributes 16 awards at $5.4 million, and the Food and Drug Administration (Silver Spring White Oak Campus) accounts for 5 awards at $5.6 million. The Department of State Office of Acquisition Management rounds out the top tier with 2 awards at $5.8 million. These five customers account for 89% of recent award volume and 96% of combined potential value, with no meaningful diversification into defense primes or other civilian agencies beyond this tight cluster. Work is performed at federal facilities throughout Washington D.C. — the Truman Building, RFK Building, GSA Central Office, Navy Hill, and other National Capital Region assets — plus the FDA White Oak Campus in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Recent capability work is granular and building-systems focused: a $4.49 million design-build garage-leak remediation and asbestos-abatement project at the Truman Building (Department of State, awarded August 2024); a $4.27 million feeder repairs and switchgear preventative-maintenance contract with DOJ Justice Management Division through September 2027 (awarded September 2024); a $4.27 million exhibit-hall renovation at the National Museum of American Diplomacy for the Department of State (awarded December 2024); a $2.33 million HVAC modification for 100% outside-air handling units at FDA Building 64 (awarded March 2025); and a $2.18 million construction contract with the FDA extending through July 2027 (awarded April 2026). Smaller awards cover emergency chiller repairs, gate repairs, drain cleaning, electrical upgrades, fire alarm upgrades, generator replacement, motor control center replacement, and HVAC system emergency repairs, typically valued between $20,000 and $800,000 per task order.

Activity has grown materially year over year from two awards in 2022 to 23 in 2024, with 17 awards in 2025 and a recent June 2026 GSA Public Buildings Service contract for facility maintenance. Seventeen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $34.4 million, creating a significant recompete exposure window. A single-award indefinite-delivery contract with a civilian federal agency (the Central Office, awarded October 2024) carries a $1.58 million ceiling through September 2029 and structures the base year plus four optional years for ongoing monthly and annual maintenance of generators, AC, chillers, and building automation systems across federal facilities in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area; multiple task orders and delivery orders have flowed against this vehicle since award.

SCI-reportable invoicing ran to $2.8 million in FY2024 across 0.4 FTEs on prime contracts (the company delivered no SCI-reportable work in FY2023). Government-paid hourly rates on prime service contracts ranged from a 10th-percentile floor of $355/hr to a median of $681/hr, with outlier labor categories at the 90th percentile reaching $70,989/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, an average of 14% of total contractor hours were performed by subcontractors, drawing from a pool of 13 named subs including Romana Prosperity Construction Corporation (8(a)-certified, minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned), Summer Consultants Inc. (architecture and engineering design), Design and Production Incorporated (media hardware and exhibit fabrication), Rabco Insulation Inc., and S & W Controls Inc. The vendor operates primarily as its own execution vehicle, with subcontractor work concentrated in specialized design, fabrication, and material-supply roles rather than labor augmentation.

DW Solutions competes exclusively under 8(a) sole-source set-asides with no full-and-open awards in the recent portfolio; this set-aside posture is characteristic across the entire prime footprint. The company does not hold positions on government-wide contract vehicles (GWACs, GSA Schedules, or multi-agency IDIQs) and derives all work from direct-award 8(a) sole-source definitive contracts and task orders flowing from agency-specific IDVs and blanket purchase agreements with Justice Management Division, GSA, and FDA regional offices.