Gideon Contracting, LIMITED Liability Company

Gideon Contracting, LIMITED Liability Company, doing business as Gideon USA, is a woman-owned, SBA-certified HUBZone small business based in San Antonio, Texas, that delivers federal construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure development services exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The company competes predominantly under set-asides—Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, and HUBZone designations recur across most of its portfolio—though it has won several full-and-open awards on agency-specific or regional vehicles.

Gideon's capability portfolio centers on vertical and horizontal construction, HVAC system upgrades, building renovation and modernization, utility infrastructure improvements, and specialized facilities maintenance across military installations and civilian federal properties. The company operates across NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with secondary work in industrial building construction, specialty trades, and heavy civil infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $19.6 million delivery order from Air Mobility Command for full repair of Building 718 at Little Rock Air Force Base (roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, asbestos and lead removal) awarded May 14, 2026; a $7.98 million design-build hangar construction at the North American Service Operations Center in San Angelo, Texas for U.S. Customs and Border Protection under the National Multiple Award Construction Contract III Pool 2, awarded September 1, 2026; and a $10.88 million water line construction project at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma under a HUBZone delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers District Washington, awarded November 25, 2022.

Customer concentration is significant. The top five contracting organizations by potential value account for 57% of combined dollars: the Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District leads with 26 awards worth $5.26 billion combined potential value, followed by the U.S. Coast Guard ($4 billion across four awards, principally the $4 billion National Multiple Award Construction Contract III Pool 2 IDIQ), the Air Force Air Education and Training Command ($1.12 billion across 58 awards), the Army Corps of Engineers (12 awards, $702.3 million), and NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center ($450 million across two awards). The divergence between top-ten rankings by count and by dollars reflects the dominance of multi-year, multi-billion-dollar IDIQs held by Fort Worth and Coast Guard; by award count, AETC leads with 58 awards but its individual task orders are substantially smaller. Gideon serves 37 distinct federal agencies across defense, civilian, and interagency installations.

Gideon holds a substantial portfolio of indefinite delivery vehicles that anchor its competitive position. Parent vehicles by task order volume include the USACE Omaha Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization IDIQ (11 task orders, $27.7 million combined potential value); legacy Tinker Air Force Base MACC (2016–2020, 22 task orders, $40.3 million); and multiple regional and base-specific MATOCs with Fort Worth District, Tulsa District, Charleston District, and Louisville District. High-value vehicles include a $7 billion horizontal construction contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Galveston District (no set-aside, single award, April 2025–April 2033); a $495 million Partial Small Business MATOC with USACE Tulsa District (July 2025–July 2030); a $450 million Partial Small Business contract with NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (June 2026–June 2031); a $116.4 million Woman-Owned Small Business MATOC with USACE Fort Worth District (September 2023–September 2028); an $88 million Naval Sea Systems Command IDIQ (October 2023–October 2028); and a $4 billion Total Small Business IDIQ with the U.S. Coast Guard (August 2024–August 2034). Gideon also holds $990 million (JBSA MACC), $150 million (Little Rock AFB MACC), $99 million (USACE Savannah, $99 million USACE Charleston), and $49 million vehicles with regional Corps of Engineers districts and Air Force installations.

Award activity has remained relatively stable across the last five years—16 awards in 2022, 16 in 2023, 12 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 14 as of mid-2026—with a combined potential value across all 247 prime awards of $20.16 billion. Obligation rates are low (2% of potential value, or $379.5 million to date), typical of indefinite delivery vehicles early in their ordering periods. Within the next twenty-four months, 15 awards with combined potential value of $69.9 million reach ultimate completion, representing recompete risk for the vendor and opportunity for competitors on those vehicles.

Gideon operates entirely as a prime contractor; the source lists no subcontract activity, indicating the company does not sub to larger primes and has not reported sub-awards in the federal data set. The vendor maintains subsidiary entities including Gideon Contracting LLC (self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, Asian-Pacific American Owned) and a Turkish entity, though the source does not detail their operational role or integration into the parent structure.

The company's 247 awards reflect concentrated focus on military construction and infrastructure modernization. Over 69% of awards fall under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction); PSC codes cluster around construction of miscellaneous buildings (60 awards) and repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (28 awards). Gideon competes on multiple Air Force bases (Little Rock, Tinker, Peterson Space Force Base, Grand Forks, Davis-Monthan), Army installations (Fort Leavenworth, Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Sill, Fort Campbell, Fort Bliss), and Army Corps of Engineers civil works projects, positioning itself as a specialized facilities construction and infrastructure provider to the military installation and defense logistics ecosystems.

General construction, Design Build capabilities, solar/photovoltaic installation, Civil construction including excavation, sitework, concrete, asphalt, bridges, culverts, security fencing. Industrial construction including warehouses, steel structures.