Green Dream International LLC

Green Dream International LLC, doing business as G D I, is a small-business limited-liability company based in Erie, Pennsylvania that supplies bulk mineral construction materials — primarily aggregates, gravel, crushed stone, riprap, and related minerals — to federal agencies as a prime contractor under total small-business set-asides and full-and-open procurement. The company competes predominantly under small-business set-asides; across its 608 recent prime awards worth $100 million in combined potential value, set-aside designations appear in the majority of named contracts.

G D I's capability footprint centers on the supply and delivery of construction aggregates in bulk tonnage. Representative contracts include a $772,635 Department of Agriculture Forest Service award (September 2025) for furnishing, hauling, and spreading 12,300 cubic yards of Forest Service Class D aggregate base across four roads in Plumas National Forest, California, with disaster-supplemental funding; a $679,962 Fish and Wildlife Service award (July 2021) for delivery of approximately 28,390 tons of granite base gravel to the Dale Bumpers White River National Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas; and a $291,115 Army Corps of Engineers award (September 2021) for road repair and repaving at Murrell Park in Texas, including removal and replacement of asphalt and installation of flexible base. The company also holds a $10 million blanket purchase agreement with the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for bulk mineral construction materials supporting depot operations, and a $2 million indefinite delivery contract with the Fish and Wildlife Service for aggregate materials at wildlife refuges.

Customer concentration clusters heavily around military logistics and natural-resource management. The top five funding agencies account for 47% of awards, led by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command (174 awards, $13.2 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R9-Eastern Region (18 awards, $12.6 million), and the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (31 awards, $11.9 million). The Army's dominance across both award count and dollar value reflects sustained demand for construction materials at ammunition facilities, depots, and installations. The Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery and Naval Sea Systems Command together account for 65 awards but only $3.4 million in combined potential value, indicating smaller-ticket individual procurements. The Fish and Wildlife Service and Department of the Interior bureaus (Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation) represent the second major customer class, ordering aggregate materials for wildlife refuge infrastructure, park maintenance, and forest-road rehabilitation across numerous regional offices.

G D I operates under five major indefinite delivery contracts. The largest by task-order volume is IDC W52P1J17D3000 with 117 task orders worth $1.5 million combined potential value, followed by N0024414D0011 (43 task orders, $537 thousand), W52P1J15D3036 (29 task orders, $815 thousand), W911SA17D1002 (23 task orders, $3.1 million), and W52P1J20D3019 (12 task orders, $635 thousand). These vehicles span Army and Navy procurement accounts and establish recurring order pipelines. G D I also holds single-award BPAs with the Fish and Wildlife Service for aggregate materials at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, Ohio ($495 thousand, expiring September 2025), and a $250 thousand multiple-award BPA with Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 for riprap and aggregate delivery to the Colorado Front Range National Wildlife Refuge Complex (through January 2029). A $2 million multiple-award IDC with Fish and Wildlife Service Region 3 for Sherburne and Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuges in Minnesota began March 2025 and runs through February 2030.

Activity has declined sharply in recent years. The company recorded 38 awards in 2021, declining to 10 in 2022, 12 in 2023, 3 in 2024, and 5 in 2025 (through November), suggesting contraction in task-order placement or source-selection losses against incumbent or competing vendors. The aggregate portfolio shows $37.3 million in dollars obligated against $100 million in combined potential value (37% obligation rate), indicating substantial unexercised ceiling capacity across IDVs and BPAs. G D I operates exclusively as a prime contractor; the source reflects zero subcontract awards, meaning the company does not appear in federal FPDS-NG data as a subcontractor to larger primes and derives all revenue from its own prime positions.

The primary NAICS concentration centers on mining and quarrying: Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying (186 awards), Crushed and Broken Limestone Mining and Quarrying (63 awards), and Construction Sand and Gravel Mining (62 awards) dominate the portfolio. The top PSC code, Mineral Construction Materials Bulk (332 awards), aligns with the aggregates core business. Outlier awards in tableware, containers, boxes, and medical/surgical equipment (totaling 52 awards) appear to represent secondary or one-off diversification efforts and do not anchor the vendor's primary positioning.