Geiger Brothers, Inc.

Geiger Brothers, Inc., a subchapter S corporation and tax-exempt corporate entity based in Jackson, Ohio, is a small business construction and infrastructure services contractor with over 100 years of operational history. The company specializes in federal civil works projects, construction, maintenance, repair, fabrication, and engineered solutions across Midwestern and Southeastern states. Geiger Brothers maintains a robust relationship with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of Energy, functioning as a prime contractor on complex infrastructure projects ranging from bridge replacements and historic preservation initiatives to water resource development and facility improvements.

Geiger Brothers has demonstrated substantial expertise through its prime federal contract awards, which total approximately $31.2 million in recent years, along with multiple subcontract engagements. The company's prime contract work includes the $10.37 million DOE OREM K25 National Historic Preservation Project at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers on a Total Small Business set-aside basis, involving construction of viewing platforms, general-purpose buildings, roads and grounds improvements, and site delineation at the Department of Energy's uranium enrichment gaseous diffusion plant site. Additional significant prime awards include a $6.6 million delivery order for GRO cable replacement, MAR MCC replacement, and BEL MCC replacements at locks and dams in Kentucky, awarded by USACE Civil Works on a small business set-aside; a $2.85 million delivery order for the Newark Section 14 Project Grade Control in Ohio; and a $1.28 million delivery order for small construction projects within the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, awarded by the Huntington District in October 2025. The company also received a $418,750 delivery order under option year three to adapt a wetland detention basin in Louisville, Kentucky, awarded by the Louisville District on a small business set-aside basis. Additional prime awards and guaranteed minimum amounts under various IDIQ vehicles total approximately $55,000 across multiple delivery orders. Beyond prime contracting, Geiger Brothers has served as a subcontractor under prime contractors Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC and Portsmouth Mission Alliance, LLC, performing services and construction work related to federal facilities operations and maintenance since 2021.

Geiger Brothers holds three active Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, collectively valued at $438 million. The largest is a $250 million multiple-award IDIQ contract for USACE LRD Regional Construction, awarded February 14, 2023, with completion scheduled for February 13, 2028, supporting construction projects across Midwestern and Southeastern states including projects in Nashville, Huntington, Louisville, and Pittsburgh districts, with task orders typically ranging from $1 million to $20 million on a firm fixed-price basis. The second IDV is a $98 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract for Design-Bid-Build Land-Based Construction Projects assigned to the River Districts of the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, awarded December 23, 2022, with completion scheduled for December 22, 2027, encompassing the Huntington, Louisville, Nashville, and Pittsburgh districts and supporting surveying, work plan development, and construction services for navigation, flood risk reduction, and water resource infrastructure. The third is a $90 million small business set-aside multiple-award IDIQ contract for Various Small Construction Projects within the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, awarded July 11, 2022, with completion scheduled for July 10, 2027, covering seven districts including Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Huntington, Louisville, Nashville, and Pittsburgh. Under these three IDIQ vehicles, Geiger Brothers has received multiple task orders since 2022, including guaranteed minimum amounts and delivery orders for specific projects such as the Bainbridge, Ohio construction work, Huntington, West Virginia services, and Jackson, Ohio repairs, with task orders issued on a negotiated firm fixed-price basis requiring performance and payment bonds for awards exceeding $150,000.