Interdyne Corp

Interdyne Corp, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Cornelius, North Carolina, operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) delivering facilities maintenance, infrastructure repair, construction services, and equipment procurement to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the Middle East region, primarily Egypt. Interdyne competes full-and-open on all recent work; no set-aside designation appears on the bulk of its contract awards, though two total small business set-aside delivery orders and one total small business set-aside definitive contract occur in the recent footprint.

Customer concentration is extreme and structural. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East (ENDIST Middle East) anchors 73 awards valued at $113.7 million—roughly 74% of Interdyne's total combined potential value of $154.3 million and 55% of all awards in the portfolio. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Division Transatlantic (ENDIV Transatlantic) adds a secondary concentration: 14 awards worth $39.1 million combined potential value. Together, these two Army Corps subdivisions account for 87 awards and $152.8 million (99% of the combined potential value). The Marine Corps, the Navy, and the broader Department of the Army register as minor customers by dollar value. Interdyne's entire federal footprint—133 total awards tracked across the activity window—originates from Army Corps contracting offices managing U.S.-Egypt security cooperation and infrastructure support.

Interdyne holds positions on multiple indefinite delivery contracts that structure task-order flow. The parent vehicle W912ER21D0002, awarded in May 2021, has generated 16 task orders valued at $19.9 million combined potential value and supports Egyptian Navy fleet sustainment, emergency repairs, construction, and supplies. W912ER18D0001 has yielded 17 task orders, though with lower combined potential value of $1.6 million. A more recent single-award IDC, W912ER25D0011 (a $41 million vehicle awarded in May 2021), has spawned three task orders valued at $9.9 million combined potential value and funds facility repairs across Egyptian military installations. A fourth indefinite delivery contract for facility maintenance at the Egyptian military wheeled vehicle department (awarded April 28, 2025, valued at $9.5 million with completion through October 28, 2030) represents Interdyne's most recent IDC vehicle win.

Interdyne's capability portfolio, ground in rendered awards, centers on facilities repair and renovation, infrastructure sustainment, equipment procurement, and construction project management in theater. Representative work includes a $5.32 million firm fixed-price delivery order for Ford Building repairs in Egypt (January 2026, ENDIST Middle East), a $2.764 million delivery order for Harpoon Missile Facility renovation (May 2025, ENDIV Transatlantic), a $2.37 million delivery order for shipyard facilities repair at Ras Al Tin Naval Base (April 2023, ENDIST Middle East), and a $2.3 million delivery order for FACDAR cable infrastructure repair and restoration at the El Agamy Naval Facility (May 2025, ENDIV Transatlantic). Equipment procurement spans crane spare parts, Schneider ShoreBox systems and spare parts, static frequency converter systems, trailer tires for military rigid inflatable boats, and 3D printers and scanners for facility maintenance operations. Recent work also includes external lighting and fencing upgrades ($149,906, May 2026, ENDIV Transatlantic) and operations and maintenance services ($7.659 million, December 2025, ENDIV Transatlantic) contracted through ENDIV Transatlantic's Transatlantic Division.

Activity has volatility but shows concentration in the 2022–2026 window. Awards per year declined from nine in 2022 to two in 2023, recovered to three in 2024, then increased to eight in 2025; three awards issued year-to-date in 2026. Combined obligated dollars total $118 million (76% of potential value), indicating strong execution velocity. Five awards with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $14.4 million and face recompete. The largest upcoming recompete is the single-award indefinite delivery contract for wheeled vehicle department facility maintenance, which does not mature until October 28, 2030, placing most of its value outside the recompete cliff window.

Top work categories by NAICS reflect the facilities-centric footprint: Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings (21 awards), Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (19 awards), Engineering Services (8 awards), and Facilities Support Services (7 awards). By PSC, Construction of Other Administrative Facilities and Service Buildings (16 awards) and Maintenance of Missile System Facilities (15 awards) dominate, with miscellaneous ship and marine equipment maintenance (8 awards) rounding out the portfolio. All work is performed in Egypt or subordinate Middle East locations under Army Corps of Engineers theater command, with no identified subcontractor footprint and no parent-company relationship disclosed in the source.

Interdyne is an International Corporation specializing in project management, logistics, & procurement services through contracts with the U.S. Government. With headquarters in Cornelius NC, Interdyne has been serving the government contracting industry since 1989.