K-Con, Inc.

K-Con, Inc., doing business as K-Con Building Systems Co, is a small business prime contractor based in North Charleston, South Carolina that designs and constructs prefabricated metal buildings, pre-engineered structures, and facility infrastructure for federal agencies across civilian and defense portfolios, competing predominantly under full-and-open procurements on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule.

K-Con is a for-profit South Carolina corporation registered with SAM.gov since 2001, with no stated SBA set-aside certifications in the source. The company holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (contract 47QSWA21D0075, ceiling $4.98 million, valid through August 31, 2026) that anchors the bulk of its federal activity. The schedule labor portfolio spans four categories — CADD Operator ($40.30/hr), Designer ($68.51/hr), Engineer ($88.67/hr), and Principal Engineer ($104.79/hr) — pitched to low-to-mid technical delivery roles with no security-cleared positions offered.

K-Con's capability footprint centers on design-build and commercial construction for federal facilities. Representative work includes a $3.76 million design-build bio archive storage facility at the National Wildlife Research Center in Fort Collins, Colorado (awarded September 30, 2022, as a total small business set-aside to USDA Wildlife Services); a $1.92 million firm fixed-price pool equipment replacement and resurfacing contract with FLETC under the Department of Homeland Security (awarded April 10, 2026, as a total small business set-aside, completion August 24, 2026); a $1.09 million delivery order from the Fish and Wildlife Service for a pre-engineered insulated metal building at Balcones National Wildlife Refuge, Texas (awarded September 11, 2025); and an $824,552 maintenance building construction delivery order at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma (awarded September 24, 2025, as a total small business set-aside). Recurring scope includes metal storage buildings, prefabricated structures, facility modifications, equipment installation, hangar door repairs, and water well systems.

K-Con competes as a prime contractor in 98% of its awards, with only 13 subcontract engagements across a 600-award footprint spanning back to 1988. The recent subcontract activity consists of construction-related task orders under Consolidated Nuclear Security's Y-12 National Security Complex and Pantex Plant management and operating contracts, placing K-Con as a subordinate construction supplier to that prime.

Customer concentration spans 109 federal agencies, but the top five by award count represent only 39% of awards and reveal a decentralized demand pattern. The Department of the Navy leads with 102 awards; the Department of the Army contributes 45; the Air National Guard supplies 38; and the Air Force and Air Force Materiel Command add 25 and 23 respectively. When ranked by potential value, the Department of the Army Ohio Army National Guard anchors the list with 11 awards valued at $27.1 million, followed by the Air National Guard ($13.3 million across 38 awards), the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region ($5.8 million across 19 awards), Air Education and Training Command ($5.2 million across 15 awards), and the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($4.1 million across 10 awards). This divergence — high order volume from Navy but higher per-award value from Army — reflects the GSA Schedule model: many small task orders against a standardized rate card versus a smaller number of larger facility construction projects.

The GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle dominates the portfolio, carrying 339 task orders valued at $102.4 million in combined potential value. Additional parent vehicles include an Indefinite Delivery Contract N0061295D0010 (31 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract N6523600D3046 (22 task orders), and contract W911YN05D0016 (6 task orders, $5.8 million) serving Army National Guard and installation commands.

Activity has concentrated in recent years: 18 awards in 2024 against only 4 in 2023 and 5 in 2022, reflecting growth in GSA-based task order placement. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only 2 awards with combined potential value of $2.7 million reaching ultimate completion inside that window. K-Con's GSA Schedule itself expires August 31, 2026, representing the primary recompete risk if the vendor intends continued Schedule participation.

Service Contract Inventory captures minimal activity: $3.6 million in invoiced SCI-reportable revenue across FY2024 (0.6 FTEs), with the government paying roughly $2,764/hr for the work. SCI coverage is sparse — only 3 prime records across FY2022–FY2024 — and reflects K-Con's predominant business model around product delivery and fixed-price facility projects rather than time-and-materials service contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold. No subcontractor hours are reported in SCI, consistent with K-Con's prime-heavy posture.

K-Con's award footprint concentrates heavily in two NAICS categories: Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing (358 awards) and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (64 awards), with subordinate representation in Facilities Support Services, Industrial Building Construction, and Heavy Civil Engineering Construction. PSC coding aligns tightly to prefabricated and portable buildings (275 awards under PSC 31-25), building components (18 awards), and miscellaneous prefabricated structures (12 awards).

K-Con is a general contractor specializing in design build contracting with federal and state government agencies and DOD. Projects include pre-engineered metal buildings, re-roofing, renovation, new construction with an emphasis on value engineering.