Global Engineering & Construction, LLC

Global Engineering & Construction, LLC, a for-profit partnership headquartered in Renton, Washington, provides design-build construction and healthcare facility infrastructure renewal services to the Department of Defense and Army Medical Command as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal contracts, with no history of set-aside awards. The vendor holds a highly concentrated portfolio of 521 prime awards valued at $18.19 billion in combined potential value, with 100% of recent work sourced as prime contracts—no subcontract footprint.

Customer concentration is extreme and stratified by dollar magnitude. The top five funding agencies account for 93% of awards by count and 93% of combined potential value. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville dominates the dollars (64 awards, $13.42 billion potential value), while the Department of the Army Medical Command leads by volume (275 awards, $1.74 billion potential value). The Department of the Army ranks third by dollar value ($575.2 million across 95 awards), followed by the Defense Health Agency ($457.2 million across 7 awards) and the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Construction ($800 million on a single award). This divergence reflects the vendor's role as a vehicle for both large-ceiling indefinite delivery contracts and numerous smaller task orders within those vehicles.

Global Engineering & Construction holds four active IDCs with combined ceilings exceeding $1.8 billion. The largest is the Medical Repair and Renewal Design-Build Construction VII (MRR VII) contract awarded by the Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville in January 2025, carrying a $1.3 billion ceiling through January 2032. The vendor also holds a $249 million Healthcare and Medical Research Laboratory Facility MATOC (Central Region) and a $99 million Pacific Region design-build contract, both under the Defense Health Agency, plus a $99 million Northern Region DHA design-build contract awarded in January 2026. Representative recent work includes a $16.1 million delivery order at Maxwell Air Force Base for chiller, roof, and building envelope replacement; a $9.94 million laboratory renewal at Fort Johnson, Louisiana; a $7.68 million fire suppression system repair at Fort Johnson; a $4.87 million chiller replacement at Luke Air Force Base; and a $1.92 million painting, repairs, and controls project at Keller Army Community Hospital in New York. The vendor's five largest parent vehicles (by task-order count) are Army indefinite delivery contracts designated W9127810D0042 (86 task orders, $81.3 million), W9127806D0076 (82 task orders, $52.2 million), W9127805D0008 (67 task orders, $5.7 million), and two Defense Contract Audit Agency contracts carrying task orders and higher dollar values.

The vendor's capability portfolio is tightly specialized in medical facility construction and renewal. NAICS coding shows 462 of 521 awards under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction; PSC coding reveals concentration in Maintenance of Hospitals and Infirmaries (94 awards), Support-Professional Engineering/Technical services (81 awards), and Maint-Rep-Alt/Hospitals & Infirmary work (42 awards). Work is performed across domestic military installations including Maxwell Air Force Base, Fort Johnson, Luke Air Force Base, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, and the West Point Military Reservation. The vendor assembles specialized subcontractor teams (recent subs include Sherer Consulting Engineers, Orion Laboratories, CTA Architects Engineers, Safari Electric, Blue Mountain Mechanical, and Knight Fire Protection) but carries no recorded federal sub-awards in the source data.

Activity has been volatile: 2 awards in 2022, 1 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 2 in early 2026. The vendor has operated continuously since 2002 per SAM.gov registration records. Awards reaching completion in the next twenty-four months total only 4 contracts valued at $30.6 million combined potential value, indicating minimal recompete cliff exposure relative to the total portfolio size.