Mcdonough Bolyard Peck, Inc.

Mcdonough Bolyard Peck, Inc. Corporate / Fairfax Division competes as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis, delivering construction management, program management, construction scheduling, facilities engineering, and claims analysis services to federal agencies without small business set-asides. The Vienna, Virginia-based for-profit construction management and professional services firm holds a $400 million ceiling indefinite delivery contract with NIH Construction (awarded June 2026), a $20 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule (through March 2030), and a single-award IDIQ with the Smithsonian Institution, and operates across 36 distinct customer agencies with 253 total awards spanning more than thirty years of federal contracting.

MBP's customer concentration is split between international and domestic infrastructure work. The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations drives 67 percent of award count at 62 orders ($91.7 million combined potential value), anchored by delivery orders for construction scheduling, design constructability, risk analysis, and REA/TIA support on embassy and consulate compounds in Ashgabat, Brasilia, Lilongwe, Rio de Janeiro, Kinshasa, Durban, Nogales, and South Sudan — projects running through 2027 to 2030. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Baltimore accounts for 44 awards ($60.1 million potential value), concentrated in expert services and pre-discovery analysis work. However, the top-potential-value customer by dollar magnitude is the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Construction, which placed two awards ($414.4 million combined potential value) for the FY26 Multiple Award contract on construction quality management and commissioning services — a single award vehicle representing 62 percent of the vendor's total combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command contributes five awards ($18.7 million potential value), including a $12.1 million delivery order for program management support at Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River and Cherry Point in North Carolina under the Navy SEAPORT-NXG contract.

MBP's work is overwhelmingly prime (98 percent of awards), with sub activity limited to three named engagements as a subcontractor to Johnson Controls Building Automation Systems (commissioning services at Washington Headquarters Services in Arlington), Crawford Consulting Services (senior construction scheduler support for the South Shore Staten Island Interior Drainage Area E project), and AECOM Technical Services (construction management and quality assurance inspection services on Army Corps projects). Recent award activity has declined from eight orders in 2022 to three in 2025, with four awards in 2026 to date; twelve orders (combined potential value $17.6 million) reach completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete. MBP's primary vehicle footprint spans the USACE Engineering District Baltimore indefinite delivery contract W912DR08D0005 (42 task orders, $38.3 million potential value), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (37 task orders, $54.9 million potential value), and three other USACE and GSA-issued IDIQs.

MBP's award portfolio is concentrated in Engineering Services (110 awards) and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (63 awards) by NAICS, with architect and engineering services dominating the PSC distribution. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 30 categories from administrative technicians at $88.22 per hour through senior claims experts at $475.53 per hour, covering construction managers, schedulers, commissioning engineers, program managers, and claims specialists with education requirements from high school through bachelor's degree and no cleared positions offered. Service Contract Inventory data, which captures federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, shows $2.6 million in invoiced revenue in FY2024 across 8.4 FTEs and median government-paid rates around $151.01 per hour on prime contracts—a snapshot that understates MBP's broader footprint, as SCI excludes goods, products, and contracts below the reporting threshold. The vendor maintained roughly 2.4 FTEs in SCI-reportable work in FY2022, zero in FY2023, and rebounded to 11.2 FTEs in FY2024. Across SCI prime contracts, sub-engagement averages 1 percent of total contractor hours, indicating MBP predominantly delivers with its own labor rather than through subcontractors.