National Air Space Construction Corp

National Air Space Construction Corp, doing business as Nasco, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Olympia, Washington that performs airport infrastructure construction and maintenance for the Federal Aviation Administration under total small business set-asides. The company operates exclusively as a prime contractor, with all six recent federal awards issued directly by FAA divisions.

Nasco's capability portfolio centers on airport navigation-aid infrastructure, runway shelter replacement, and electrical upgrades at regional airports. Representative work includes a $616,656 firm fixed-price definitive contract awarded in April 2026 for construction of an Instrument Landing System at Lihue Airport in Hawaii (completion December 2026); a $577,640 contract from September 2024 to replace runway glide slope and localizer shelters and perform electrical upgrades at Memphis International Airport in Tennessee (completion December 31, 2025); and a $379,000 contract from December 2022 to replace the runway localizer shelter and establish high power distance measuring equipment at Watsonville Municipal Airport in California. The company also holds a $96,710 contract for shelter replacement and installation at Kansas City Airport (awarded March 2024, completed September 2024) and a $73,056 contract for automated surface observing system relocation at Pensacola International Airport (awarded January 2022, completed March 2022).

All six awards, totaling $1.8 million in combined potential value, flow through the Federal Aviation Administration. The source data shows three FAA funding entities: FAA Headquarters accounts for $1.6 million across three awards, FAA Franchise Acquisition Services for $187 thousand across two awards, and FAA Southwestern Region for $73 thousand across one award. Work is performed at named airport locations across the continental United States and Hawaii. One award valued at $617 thousand reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing Nasco to recompete activity. Award activity has remained sparse and episodic over the source period (one award in 2019, two each in 2022 and 2024, one in 2026), with no subcontract footprint.