Mathy Construction Company

Mathy Construction Company, headquartered in Onalaska, Wisconsin, operates through its Dunn Blacktop Division and serves as a diversified construction and infrastructure services contractor for the U.S. federal government. The company specializes primarily in asphalt paving and road construction services, complemented by its subsidiary Hartland Fuel Products LLC, which operates as a division of HTP Energy and provides comprehensive fuel supply services including gasoline, diesel, and ethanol to federal agencies. With its SAM.gov registration dating to March 6, 2002, Mathy Construction Company functions as a parent entity with prime awardee status for both federal contracts and grants, demonstrating its established position as a reliable federal contractor.

Mathy Construction Company has delivered substantial services across multiple federal contract awards, with work concentrated on infrastructure improvements and asset maintenance at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, operated by the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region. Prime contract awards issued directly to Mathy Construction have encompassed significant asphalt paving and road repair projects, including a $31,955.77 delivery order for pavement repair work on S.F. Street (September 2025), a $960,248.97 delivery order for patching and repairs to battle simulation training areas and roadways (September 2024), a $1,006,998.69 delivery order for base year asphalt paving and unmanned aerial system strip repairs (October 2023), a $647,810 delivery order for base year asphalt paving seed projects (April 2023), a $606,798.57 delivery order for paving work on E13th Street and 9th Avenue (September 2021), and a $427,179.74 delivery order for paving Eaton Road (September 2021). Additionally, Mathy Construction received a $14,631.25 purchase order for the delivery of 625 tons of topsoil to Fort McCoy under a total small business set-aside designation (August 2024). Beyond its core construction services, Mathy Construction's subsidiary Hartland Fuel Products LLC has received numerous delivery orders from the Defense Logistics Agency Energy for fuel procurement, totaling hundreds of individual orders ranging from approximately $15,000 to $35,000 each for automotive gasoline, diesel fuel, and ethanol. These fuel supply contracts have been consistently awarded without set-aside designations, allowing Hartland Fuel Products to compete effectively in the open market. Mathy Construction has also performed subcontract work, including assistance to Kaiyuh Services, LLC for demolition services at Fort McCoy (May 2025) and removal of bituminous pavement and cold milling operations in compliance with statements of work (April 2021).

Mathy Construction Company holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract valued at $17,267,675 with the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region, awarded on April 1, 2023, with an ultimate completion date of March 16, 2025. This firm fixed-price indefinite delivery vehicle covers base year asphalt paving and related infrastructure services at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, and carries no small business set-aside designation. The contract structure enables the issuance of multiple task orders for discrete infrastructure projects, with Mathy Construction having received at least three delivery orders totaling approximately $2.6 million under this vehicle. The most recent modification to the contract removed certain clauses in accordance with Class Deviation 2025-O0003, Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity in Federal Contracting, reflecting updated federal contracting policy. Additionally, Hartland Fuel Products LLC, Mathy Construction's subsidiary, maintains two significant indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency Energy: one valued at over $4 million for bulk fuel procurement across 14 central and midwestern states, and another valued at $529,807 specifically for fuel ethanol procurement. These DLA Energy indefinite delivery vehicles support the agency's mission to provide reliable fuel sources for military installations and operations, with Hartland Fuel Products receiving numerous delivery orders throughout the contract periods to fulfill government fuel requirements.