King Construction Services Inc.

King Construction Services Inc., doing business as King Management Services, is a HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business based in Machias, Maine that performs commercial and institutional building construction and major repair work for federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively. The company operates under Subchapter S Corporation structure and competes entirely under total small business set-asides, with HUBZone designations anchoring most of its recent work.

King's customer base centers on the Department of the Interior's National Park Service, which accounts for $20.5 million (73%) of the vendor's $28.2 million combined potential value across recent awards. The National Park Service National Office leads by potential value with two awards totaling $19.1 million, while the Northeast Region adds four awards worth $1.4 million. The Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard represents the second-largest customer by potential value with $5.7 million across two awards, followed by the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service and the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 5. All ten awards in the portfolio are prime contracts; the vendor has no subcontract footprint.

Capability work spans commercial building construction and major renovation. Representative projects include an $11.74 million design-and-build of employee housing (Harden Farms Phase 1A/1B) at Acadia National Park awarded September 2024, a $7.4 million continuation for Phase 1C of the same project awarded September 2025 (extending through March 2027), a $4.24 million Command Building repair at USCG Sector Field Office in Southwest Harbor awarded June 2026 encompassing HVAC and boiler system work, roof replacement, and masonry repointing, and a $1.44 million galley and housing building maintenance contract at the same Coast Guard facility awarded September 2026. A $1.94 million roof replacement at the Calais Land Port of Entry in Maine, awarded March 2026 under HUBZone set-aside and completed December 2026, rounds out GSA work.

Award activity has accelerated from one award per year in 2019–2020 to three awards in 2026. Five awards with combined potential value of $26.8 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure for the vendor, particularly the two large National Park Service housing projects (combined $19.1 million) scheduled through March 2027.

New home or building construction, window and siding replacement, roofing, flooring. Also, finish carpentry, commercial work, and kitchen's