Herman Construction Group, Inc.

Herman Construction Group, Inc., doing business as Herman, is a federal construction contractor delivering facility repair, renovation, design-build, and infrastructure modernization services to the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor exclusively (100% of awards), competing without set-aside restrictions across full-and-open and total small business set-aside delivery orders. The firm is an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, minority-owned, and Native American-owned construction company headquartered in San Diego, California, and operates as a subsidiary of Bristol Bay Construction Holdings LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business. Herman's primary NAICS footprint spans Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (180 awards) and specialty trade contracting (plumbing, HVAC, electrical), with work clustered in maintenance and repair of military hospitals, infirmaries, and administrative facilities.

Herman's federal portfolio is dominated by two primary IDIQs anchoring its customer concentration and dollar value. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville's $450 million multiple-award Facilities Repair and Renewal contract (awarded April 2022, running through April 2027) accounts for 38 awards worth $11.68 billion in combined potential value—approximately 75% of Herman's total federal footprint. This vehicle covers quick-response facility repair, renovation, conversion, alteration, additions, and construction across government installations nationwide; Herman has placed 41 task orders totaling $196 million combined potential value on this single contract vehicle. Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded Herman a $249 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (awarded December 2023, through December 2026) for Secure Spaces MACC Group 109 construction; Herman has executed six delivery orders under this vehicle totaling approximately $49.3 million, concentrated at Naval installations in California for information security compliance improvements, facility design and renovation, Tactical Computer Networks Environment construction, and building modernization. Herman's third major customer by count and dollars is the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 22, with 35 awards worth $1.1 billion combined potential value. The Department of the Army Medical Command rounds out the top tier with 14 awards valued at $572 million, predominantly under the MEDCOM Healthcare Facility Design, Repair, and Construction IDIQ (8 task orders, $17.1 million combined potential value) for healthcare facility repairs and upgrades. Representative recent delivery orders include a $12.9 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command order (January 2026) for ICD-705 security improvements at Naval Air Station Point Mugu; an $11.8 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command order (September 2025) for facility design and renovation at NAS Point Mugu; an $8.67 million Naval Information Warfare Systems Command order (July 2025) for Tactical Computer Networks Environment construction at Naval Base Point Loma; and a $6.025 million Naval Information Warfare Systems Command order (June 2025) for Building A40 HB1 modernization.

Herman's activity trajectory has contracted sharply in recent years—11 awards in 2022, 10 in 2023, 1 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 2 in 2026—reflecting the recompete cliff: 6 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $46.1 million. The firm has served 39 distinct customer agencies across its 252-award footprint spanning 2009 to present, with combined potential value of $15.51 billion; however, only $549.3 million (4%) has been obligated, indicating a large inventory of unexercised option period and delivery order capacity embedded in its IDIQs.

Service Contract Inventory data shows Herman reported minimal SCI activity—$16 thousand in invoiced prime revenue across FY2024 (0.2 FTEs) with no reported SCI revenue in FY2022 or FY2023—because Herman's delivery orders are predominantly construction contracts carrying material, equipment, and fixed-price labor bundled into project ceilings rather than hourly labor services billable under SCI reporting thresholds. The median government-paid rate on the single SCI-reportable labor record runs $50.55 per hour. Across its prime-delivery-order footprint, Herman reported four named subcontractors with no subcontracted-hours share, indicating the firm executes most work with its own internal resources and performs as a construction prime rather than as a sub-tier player. Herman's corporate structure includes three named joint-venture subsidiaries: Shore Herman JV (minority-owned, women-owned small business joint venture with service-disabled veteran-owned designation), Hcg-Jcg Joint Venture (Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, minority-owned), and Herman / JCG Co JV (Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, minority-owned), signaling teaming relationships on larger federal programs where minority and veteran ownership designations unlock set-aside access.

Design Build, Medical, Industrial, Renovation, Force Protection, Parking Lots / Structures, Occupied Spaces, Fencing, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Painting, Fire Suppression, Demolition, Rough Grading, Concrete, Masonry, Drywall, Insulation, Roofing