M.a. Cleansvendornametrait.phpmortenson Company

M.A. Mortenson Company, doing business as Mortenson Construction, is a for-profit general contractor and design-build provider headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota that executes large-scale military and federal facility construction projects as a prime contractor across domestic locations. The vendor operates without SBA set-aside designations and competes full and open across the federal construction market; all 563 awards in the source are prime contracts and indefinite delivery vehicles, with zero subcontract revenue recorded.

Mortenson's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220, 204 awards) and industrial building construction, with dominant work in design-build and design-bid-build vertical construction for defense, homeland security, and civilian infrastructure. Recent concrete examples include a $610 million firm fixed-price definitive contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on March 6, 2026 for design and construction of a World Screwworm sterile-fly production facility in Edinburg, Texas (place of performance, ultimate completion September 5, 2028); a $145.8 million design-build contract from ENDIST Sacramento for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent Software Sustainment Center at Hill Air Force Base (awarded July 15, 2022, completion February 20, 2026); a $78.4 million contract from the same district for a Strategic Defense Technology and Collaboration Center at Hill Air Force Base (awarded July 24, 2023, completion October 16, 2026); and a $76.2 million design-build contract from ENDIST Omaha for a Security Campus at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska (awarded August 10, 2022, completion April 11, 2025). The vendor also delivered a $39.3 million medical waste incinerator facility at Fort Detrick, Maryland and a $68.6 million Air Force Academy dormitory consolidation project in Colorado Springs.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward defense and military infrastructure. The top five funding agencies by potential value account for 80% of combined portfolio value. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville leads with $11.28 billion across four awards, followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command with $9.4 billion across 44 awards. Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth contributes $4.3 billion across 14 awards; the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard contributes $2.72 billion across 16 awards; and ENDIST Savannah contributes $2.01 billion across nine awards. By award count, the Department of the Army holds 195 awards, but Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates the potential-value ranking despite a lower count of 44 awards, indicating larger individual task orders.

Mortenson holds position on five major indefinite delivery vehicles that anchor the revenue stream. A $2.358 billion multiple-award contract with ENDIST Fort Worth District (Unrestricted Vertical MATOC 2024–2029, awarded March 8, 2024) supports design-build and design-bid-build construction services for military and interagency programs in the Southwestern Division area of responsibility. A $1.043 billion single-award IDC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (Large Projects MACC, awarded November 29, 2023, ceiling increased by $93 million through modification) procures design-build and design-bid-build services across NAVFAC's area of responsibility; two task orders totaling $20.1 million and $5,000 minimum guarantee have been issued. A $1.105 billion multiple-award contract with NAVFAC for the Southeast Area of Responsibility Multiple Award Construction Contract (awarded September 28, 2021, completion September 27, 2026) supports general construction projects across the Southeast region. Additional vehicles include Indefinite Delivery Contract DACA8481C0240 (50 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract W912DR16D0017 (37 task orders, $98.7 million combined potential value), and a DHS Design-Build and Construction IDIQ (13 task orders, $218.6 million).

Activity has remained sparse in the source's recent window—one award in 2025 and one in 2026 (the $610 million screwworm facility)—though the portfolio carries $37.28 billion in combined potential value with $5.75 billion obligated to date. Six awards totaling $206.5 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. Mortenson's work is performed across domestic locations, primarily at military installations and federal facilities nationwide, with no recorded subcontract footprint; the vendor operates exclusively as a prime.