International Construction Services, LLC

International Construction Services, LLC, operating as International Construction, is a HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business based in Memphis, Tennessee, that delivers design-build construction and physical security upgrades at U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide exclusively as a prime contractor under the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations. The company competes almost entirely under total or partial small business set-asides across its customer footprint.

International Construction's federal portfolio consists entirely of work with DOS/OBO — 70 of 71 awards tracked in the source ($701.6 million combined potential value). The company holds two primary vehicle seats: the $150 million Worldwide Design-build Construction And Construction Projects IDIQ (partial small business set-aside, awarded June 30, 2022, ultimate completion June 29, 2026) and the $82.5 million Program for Forced-Entry Ballistic-Resistant Repair & Replacement, Anti-Vehicle Barriers, Modular Hardline Walls, and other Physical Security Upgrades IDIQ (total small business set-aside, awarded May 14, 2025, ultimate completion May 13, 2027). Historical vehicles through which the company held task orders include the Worldwide Design Build and Construction 2014–2019 contract (19 task orders, $40.6 million combined potential value) and related predecessor IDIQs. Recent representative work includes a $9.54 million firm fixed-price delivery order awarded November 1, 2026, for design-build services and utility optimization improvements at the U.S. Embassy compound in Freetown, Sierra Leone; a $4.06 million delivery order awarded August 22, 2025, for procurement, shipment, replacement, and installation of forced-entry and ballistic-resistant products at the U.S. Embassy in Budapest, Hungary; a $2.518 million delivery order awarded September 29, 2025, for compound security upgrade design and construction at the U.S. Embassy in Kolkata, India; and a $4.092 million delivery order awarded March 1, 2024, for electrical upgrades at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, Japan. Work is performed worldwide at overseas diplomatic facilities across Asia, Europe, the Pacific, and select domestic U.S. sites. The company's primary NAICS focus is Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (70 awards), with secondary focus on fire protection and building exterior contracting. Activity has remained episodic — averaging fewer than two awards annually over the past five years — with six awards (combined potential value $9.7 million) reaching completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure on active vehicles.

General Construction specializing in overseas work US Government. Experienced in new construction and remodeling existing structures. Design build capabilities including general construction, structural, highway, electrical, mechanical (HVAC).