Krempp Construction Inc.

Krempp Construction Inc., an Indiana-based for-profit Subchapter S Corporation, provides military construction, design-build services, facility renovations, and infrastructure maintenance to the Department of Defense as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. The company competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on a subset of awards and full-and-open on the remainder; set-aside posture recurs across magazine and munitions facility repair work and some design-build awards, but most recent prime activity runs non-set-aside.

Krempp's customer base concentrates heavily on Naval facilities in Indiana. The top five agencies account for 92% of recent awards and 94% of combined potential value, led by the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (7 awards, $231.1 million combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command (32 awards, $154.1 million), and the Department of the Army (20 awards, $123.3 million). A secondary customer tier includes the Department of the Army's Indiana Army National Guard (2 awards, $30 million) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District (3 awards, $27.5 million). The concentration reflects Krempp's operational specialization: the vendor has become the primary contractor for design-build, renovation, and maintenance work at Naval Support Activity Crane and Naval Weapons Station Crane in Indiana, performing roughly half its awards at or for those two installations.

Krempp's capability portfolio centers on military facility construction and infrastructure repair grounded in concrete technical scopes. Representative work includes a $17.5 million definitive contract from ENDIST Louisville (awarded December 2023) for MTEF/SSEF building construction at Indianapolis with completion by July 2027; a $3.124 million Army Corps of Engineers award (April 2025) for Building 3168 security upgrades and generator line rework at Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane; a $2.933 million Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order (July 2025) for Building 2987 renovation; an $8.559 million Army delivery order (September 2024) for CAAA Building 3373 magazine restoration including grounding girdle installation; a $4.169 million total small business set-aside (September 2024) for magazine interior floor replacement; and a $2.51 million total small business set-aside (August 2025) for design-build construction of a new lunch and locker facility. HVAC system upgrades, chiller and scrubber replacement, boiler modernization, electrical work, roof and siding replacement, and munitions magazine repairs recur across the portfolio. Recent work also includes security hardening (final denial barriers at gate facilities), electric vehicle charging station installation, natural gas system reconfiguration, and building modernization for fire safety and environmental compliance.

Krempp holds four active parent vehicles. The Naval Support Activity Crane DBB indefinite delivery contract, a total small business set-aside multiple-award vehicle, carries a $95 million ceiling running through September 2028 and has generated 7 task orders worth $13.7 million combined potential value. Three additional Naval Sea Systems Command vehicles—Indefinite Delivery Contracts N4008518D8736, N4008520D0080, and N4008526D0013—collectively account for 35 task orders and $68.3 million in combined potential value. Krempp also holds two single-award indefinite delivery vehicles: a $45 million total small business set-aside IDC for magazine maintenance and repairs at Naval Weapons Station Crane (awarded June 2026, running through June 2031), and a $50 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement designated "CONSTRUCTION BPA 2 KREMPP" with Naval Sea Systems Command (awarded December 2025, running through December 2030). The BPA description emphasizes design-build and design-bid-build authority across facility renovation, repair, mechanical and electrical system upgrades, and infrastructure modernization across Defense entities.

Activity volume has remained moderately consistent but uneven year to year—7 awards in 2022, 11 in 2023, 5 in 2024, 11 in 2025, and 2 thus far in 2026. Four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $22.2 million in combined potential value, representing recompete risk for the vendor and recompete opportunity for competitors. Combined potential value across all 79 prime awards stands at $599 million, with $198.4 million (33%) obligated to date. The vendor's work is concentrated in three NAICS categories: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (37 awards), Industrial Building Construction (20 awards), and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (20 awards). Repair or Alteration of Ammunition Storage Buildings is the leading PSC (19 awards), followed by Construction of Miscellaneous Buildings (10) and repair scopes for production, testing, and miscellaneous facilities (7, 7, and 5 awards respectively).