M & C Construction LLC

M & C Construction LLC, a Washington-based veteran-owned business, operates exclusively as a subcontractor on federal construction projects, delivering structural and non-structural building trades including framing, drywall, painting, doors, stucco, bracing, acoustical work, and fire protection systems upgrades. The vendor has no prime contract footprint and competes entirely as a sub under general construction vehicles.

M & C Construction's customer base is concentrated in two federal agencies. The General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service Region 10 accounts for three of four awards, all placed under a single GSA indefinite delivery contract (47PL0018D0011), while the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers placed one award. The three GSA task orders involve non-structural seismic upgrades to federal buildings in Eugene, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington, plus chiller replacement and associated building systems work at the Eugene Federal Building. The Corps of Engineers award covered fire protection upgrades. Primary work falls under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220, three awards) and Electrical Contractors and Wiring Installation (NAICS 271110, one award).

All four recent awards are sub-awards to RJS Construction Inc., which appears to be the sole prime contractor channeling work to M & C Construction across the GSA and Corps portfolio. Combined obligated dollars across all four sub-awards total $1.5 million. Activity is sparse — one award in 2021, then three in 2023, with no recorded activity in the 2024–2026 period; the most recent award closed in October 2023, placing the vendor's federal footprint more than two years out of view. Service Contract Inventory captures minimal engagement: one SCI record in FY2024, reflecting 0.6 FTEs delivered as a named subcontractor on a federal service contract.

The vendor's federal presence is a small-scale, trade-craft sub operation focused on Pacific Northwest GSA regional facilities and specialized building systems work, with no presence on larger multi-agency vehicles, government-wide acquisition contracts, or prime contracting relationships. Re-compete exposure is absent from the visible pipeline.