Huot Construction And Services, Inc.

Huot Construction And Services, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in South St. Paul, Minnesota, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, renovation, and facility infrastructure services to federal civilian agencies exclusively under total small business and SDVOSB set-asides. The company holds SBA certifications as both a veteran-owned small business and service-disabled veteran-owned small business (valid through September 2027), is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, and maintains Department of Transportation certification as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise.

Huot's federal capability footprint centers on building alterations, electrical and HVAC infrastructure work, roofing, structural repairs, and facility system upgrades. Recent representative prime work includes a $6.51 million roof replacement at the Federal Correctional Institution in Oxford, Wisconsin under a total small business set-aside (completion September 2026); a $2.76 million physical access control system upgrade at Saint Cloud VA Medical Center under 100% SDVOSB set-aside (completion January 2027); a $2.19 million cable television infrastructure upgrade at Saint Cloud VAHCS under SDVOSB set-aside (completion December 2026); a $2.71 million ceiling and fire suppression system replacement at the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison under total small business set-aside (completion September 2024); and a $1.49 million Forest Service bridge replacement at South Brule River in Cook County, Minnesota under SDVOSB set-aside (completion October 2026).

Customer concentration tilts heavily toward Department of the Interior facilities. The top five funding agencies account for 94% of combined potential value, led decisively by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 Headquarters through the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC ($250 million ceiling), followed by the General Services Administration Region 5 ($50 million IDIQ), the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard ($25 million MATOC), the Department of Defense Southwest Region ($25 million IDIQ), and the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 ($6.6 million across five awards). By award count, Fish and Wildlife Service regional offices and VA medical centers dominate more granularly: Fish and Wildlife Service Region 3 (5 awards, $5.2 million), VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 (5 awards, $6.6 million), and Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2 (2 awards, $678 thousand) are the active repeat customers. This concentration reflects Huot's deep positioning on the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC, under which 16 delivery orders have been issued totaling $12.9 million in potential value across wildlife refuge projects, facility maintenance, and infrastructure repairs in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Huot holds four active indefinite delivery vehicles: the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC with DOI Fish and Wildlife Service ($250 million ceiling, effective through December 2026, with 16 task orders executed); the GSA Region 5 Regional Construction IDIQ ($50 million ceiling, awarded September 2024, running through November 2026, with 2 task orders issued); the Department of Defense Southwest Region IDIQ ($25 million ceiling, awarded June 2024, running through June 2029, with 1 task order issued); and a newly awarded Air National Guard MATOC in South Dakota ($25 million ceiling, awarded April 2026, running through April 2036, with no task orders issued to date). The GSA and DoD vehicles are total small business set-asides across their respective regions; work performed under them has included breakroom renovation, sewer repair, and electrical infrastructure projects at federal buildings and military installations.

Activity has grown from three awards in 2022 to ten in 2025, with two awards issued in 2026 (through April). Nine awards carrying a combined potential value of $16.7 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure across wildlife refuge maintenance work, VA medical center infrastructure projects, and federal facility repairs. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) with no subcontractor engagements in the source data. SCI-reportable invoicing captures minimal federal service contract activity—$883 thousand across FY2023 (0.5 FTEs reported)—reflecting the vendor's construction-oriented footprint; SCI figures exclude goods-based contracts, micro-purchases, and firm fixed-price delivery orders that form the bulk of Huot's federal work.

Huot's award portfolio is dominated by NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with secondary work under roofing contractor and electrical contractor classifications. The vendor competes entirely under set-aside vehicles—no full-and-open awards appear in recent activity—positioning it as a dedicated small business federal contractor with structural advantages in civilian facility modernization, particularly for Department of Interior operations and Veterans Affairs medical center infrastructure.

VOSB General Contractor specializing in all types of industrial and commercial construction