MVL USA Inc.

MVL USA Inc., a Michigan-based limited liability company, operates as a prime contractor delivering design-build and design-bid-build military construction, facility renovation, and infrastructure services to the Department of Defense and allied services worldwide. The company competes on a full-and-open, non-set-aside basis across a portfolio of $4.27 billion in combined potential value, with 99 prime awards spanning construction, facility repair, logistics, and specialized infrastructure projects in CONUS, OCONUS, and hostile areas. MVL USA operates through nine named subsidiaries and joint ventures, including foreign-owned entities (Mvl-Al Othman Al Zamel JV LLC, Yugen Kaisha Yamauchi Gumi) and entities with small business designations (Mvl-Bromgrove JV LLC, self-certified small disadvantaged business).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Army Corps of Engineers district offices, which account for 80 percent of recent awards by count. The top five customers by potential value—Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($1.07 billion), Naval Supply Systems Command ($1 billion), Army Corps Honolulu District ($654.9 million), Army Corps Middle East District ($464.9 million), and Engineering Support Center Huntsville ($453.5 million)—represent 85 percent of combined potential value across all awards. The dollar concentration diverges sharply from award count: Naval-controlled vehicles (NAVFAC and NAVSUP) anchor nearly $2.07 billion in ceiling value despite representing only 6 awards, whereas Army Corps Middle East District places 37 task orders worth $464.9 million, indicating transactional volume outpacing individual dollar magnitude in that relationship.

MVL USA holds seat on ten named indefinite delivery vehicles, dominated by two high-value platforms. The Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) 2.0, awarded through Naval Supply Systems Command with a $1 billion base-period ceiling (part of a $2.55 billion 10-year total), covers humanitarian assistance, contingency operations, and logistics globally. The Indo-Pacific Multiple Award Construction Contract (IMACC), awarded to NAVFAC Pacific with a $990 million ceiling, spans design-build and design-bid-build work throughout the Pacific region through 2033. An additional $75 million Souda Bay Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (awarded September 2025) and a $495 million Kwajalein MATOC with Army Corps Honolulu (awarded September 2024) reflect recent platform expansion. Below-billion vehicles include a $450 million Facilities Repair and Renewal MATOC with Engineering Support Center Huntsville, a $400 million Al Udeid Air Base Qatar MACC with Air Combat Command, a $250 million Relocatable Buildings IDIQ with Army Corps Middle East, a $49 million design-build IDIQ with Army Corps Savannah (set aside for total small business), a $45 million design-build/design-bid-build MATOC with Army Corps Middle East, and multiple $20–25 million Army European Command MATOCs for Georgia and Armenia. The top single vehicle by task-order count is an unspecified Army Corps Middle East Indefinite Delivery Contract (W912ER20D0002) with 56 task orders worth $52.9 million combined.

Representative work exemplifies the scope. A $92.4 million definitive contract with Army Corps Honolulu (awarded August 2024) covers design and construction of an air traffic control tower and terminal at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, with completion by March 2028. A $67.5 million design-bid-build contract for a 31,000-square-foot medical facility at the same location (awarded October 2023) extends through July 2028. A $14.7 million firm fixed-price delivery order for sitework and utilities at an Engineering Support Center Huntsville facility (awarded September 2024) represents domestic infrastructure work. An $11.7 million delivery order under the Indo-Pacific MACC for design and construction of military facilities at Nobumtog Consolidated Operations, Cagayan, Philippines (awarded May 2026, the most recent award in the source) covers troop billeting, storage, water and fuel pads, perimeter fence, and a C2 Fusion Center, completing December 2027. On the Army Corps Middle East portfolio, $2.67 million for building modifications at 15th Mubarak Armored Brigade in Kuwait (March 2025), $3.67 million for prefabricated concrete structure renovation at Land Force Institute, Jahra, Kuwait (February 2025), and multiple $2–3 million facility-repair and equipment-refurbishment orders reflect high-frequency tasking across Kuwaiti military installations. A $1.59 million Foreign Military Financing procurement for Egyptian Navy—a 500KVA Static Frequency Converter and spare parts for Ras El Tin Naval Base, Alexandria (awarded June 2025, set aside as 100% small business)—represents foreign military sales logistics work.

Activity grew sharply from 2022 (28 awards) through 2025 (18 awards), with 2023 showing a dip to 13 awards. Eight awards with combined potential value of $188 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure in that window. The Service Contract Inventory dataset is sparse for MVL USA, capturing only three prime records across FY2022–FY2024, with $584 thousand invoiced in FY2024 against 1.4 FTEs; SCI is a narrow slice of federal service work above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, construction products, and the bulk of MVL USA's delivered scope, so SCI figures do not represent company revenue or workforce scale.

MVL USA operates as a pure prime contractor—all 99 awards are prime awards with no reported subcontract activity in the source—and carries no SBA set-aside certifications. The vendor's NAICS profile is heavily construction-focused: 93 of 99 awards fall under Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220, the primary category), with two awards in Prefabricated Metal Building Manufacturing and two in Logistics Consulting. PSC coding reflects construction of miscellaneous buildings (69 awards), architect-engineering construction (3), and highway/bridge maintenance and construction (6 combined). The company's competitive position rests on demonstrated delivery capability across NAVFAC and Army Corps vehicles, established presence in Middle East logistics and facility networks, and the ability to execute design-build and design-bid-build work under firm fixed-price terms across geographically dispersed and operationally demanding environments.