Galicia Construction Corp

Galicia Construction Corp is a minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned construction company headquartered in Fairfax Station, Virginia, that specializes in historic preservation and infrastructure services for federal agencies. The company has established itself as a qualified masonry contractor with over a decade of stone masonry experience and a proven track record of performing work consistent with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. Since 2019, Galicia Construction Corp has received over $2 million in federal contract awards, demonstrating sustained capability and reliability in delivering specialized historic site rehabilitation services to the federal government.

Galicia Construction Corp's federal contract portfolio reflects a concentrated focus on historic preservation and masonry restoration work, with all documented awards issued by the Department of the Interior's National Park Service National Office. The company's project experience spans multiple iconic and historically significant sites, including work at Monocacy National Battlefield, Antietam National Battlefield, Shenandoah National Park, the Japanese American Memorial in Washington, D.C., Manassas National Battlefield, and various other historic properties across the National Park Service system. Specific services provided include chimney demolition and reconstruction, historic masonry repair and rehabilitation, flagstone sidewalk restoration with period-appropriate materials and techniques, fountain system repairs and upgrades, and infrastructure maintenance at designated historic sites. The company has delivered these services through both small business set-aside contracts and open market delivery orders, with contract values ranging from approximately $29,000 to $640,000. Notably, Galicia Construction Corp holds a $15 million indefinite delivery contract with the National Park Service's National Capital Region, which serves as the underlying vehicle for multiple task order awards, reflecting the agency's confidence in the contractor's capabilities and ongoing need for its specialized historic preservation expertise.