Dynotec-Kzf JV, LLC

Dynotec-Kzf JV, LLC, a minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Columbus, Ohio, delivers architect-engineer design and engineering services to federal agencies as a prime contractor under multiple indefinite-delivery contracts spanning facility planning, design, construction support, and infrastructure modernization. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime across its federal footprint — all twelve awards in the source are prime contracts and IDIQs with zero subcontract volume — and competes under both set-aside and full-and-open designations, with Total Small Business and Partial Small Business set-asides anchoring roughly half its activity.

Dynotec-Kzf's capability portfolio centers on architect-engineer services for vertical construction, facility assessments, design specifications, energy audits, feasibility studies, and construction quality control across federal real property and infrastructure. Representative work includes a $40 million, five-year Total Small Business IDIQ awarded by the Environmental Protection Agency in December 2025 covering A-E services across EPA Regions 5 through 10 (26 states, U.S. territories, and 271 Native American tribes); a $225 million, five-year Partial Small Business IDIQ from the Air National Guard awarded in March 2025 for vertical construction programs across 43 states, the District of Columbia, and Guam; and a $75 million IDIQ from NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center awarded in July 2025 under the NASA West Regional Architect Engineer Services (WRAES) master contract for facility design and infrastructure support through 2030. Dynotec-Kzf also holds a $49 million Huntsville Design, Survey, Analysis Services IDIQ from the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering and Support Center Huntsville awarded in August 2024, covering design, survey, and analysis services across domestic and selected overseas locations including Afghanistan, Germany, Italy, Japan, and South Korea.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward defense and civilian infrastructure agencies. The top four funding customers by potential value account for 100% of combined potential value: the Air National Guard (3 awards, $225.2 million), NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (2 awards, $150 million), the Army Corps of Engineers' Huntsville facility (2 awards, $49 million), and the Environmental Protection Agency (3 awards, $42.3 million). A fifth customer, the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering and Support Center, adds $4.9 million. Activity has accelerated from two awards in 2024 to six in 2025, with four additional awards issued in 2026. Four awards carrying $7.9 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure.

Dynotec-Kzf's task-order activity under these IDIQs remains early-stage, with obligated dollars totaling only $6.8 million against $471.9 million combined ceiling potential. Recent delivery orders include a $2.3 million Total Small Business order from EPA in August 2026 for Ada, Oklahoma OASES Lab upgrade design services; a $439.9 thousand full-and-open order from Air Force Space Command in July 2026 for a planning charrette report on Fire Station 44 at South Vandenberg Space Force Base under WRAES; a $211.8 thousand Partial Small Business order from the Air National Guard in June 2026 for roof repair and Type A and B design services; and a $3.98 million full-and-open order from the Army Corps of Engineers in April 2025 for PCR2 updates and 35% design work under the Huntsville IDIQ. The vendor's NAICS concentration falls in Engineering Services (9 awards) and Architectural Services (3 awards), with PSC activity distributed across architect-engineer subcategories for construction, laboratories and clinics, and general design services.