National Native American Construction, Inc.

National Native American Construction, Inc., doing business as National Native American Construction Inc. and headquartered in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, is a women-owned small business and certified Indian Economic Enterprise that delivers facility construction, renovation, maintenance, and infrastructure services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across more than 60 customer organizations. The vendor holds SBA certifications as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), and Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business, and operates as a Subchapter S corporation and Native American-owned firm competing predominantly under set-asides—particularly Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, Competitive 8(a), and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise designations across its prime portfolio.

National Native American Construction operates 100 percent as a prime contractor across its federal footprint (592 awards, zero sub-awards). The vendor's concrete capability portfolio centers on facility repairs, HVAC installations, roofing replacements, electrical upgrades, structural demolition, environmental remediation, fire suppression system work, and general construction across military installations, national parks, wildlife refuges, and federal office buildings. Representative work includes a $13 million design-bid-build contract from the Army Corps of Engineers for the 10th Flight Test Squadron Operations Building at Tinker Air Force Base, awarded June 2024 with completion targeted October 2026; a $11.1 million delivery order from the Department of Interior's Pacific Northwest Region for Phase 2 of the Lamonta Fire Operations Building in Prineville, Oregon, awarded September 2024 under the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC; a $9.24 million definitive contract from the Army Corps of Engineers for the Grandview Gate Entry Control Facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, awarded March 2026; and a $2.78 million firm fixed-price contract from Air Combat Command for demolition and replacement of roofing systems at earth-covered magazine munitions storage facilities at Mountain Home Air Force Base, awarded August 2024. Work spans CONUS, OCONUS, and federal facilities nationwide, with significant activity centered on the Pacific Northwest, Southwest military region, and national infrastructure corridors.

Customer concentration is spread across defense and civilian agencies. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region dominates by award count (119 awards, $98.6 million combined potential value), concentrated at Fort Johnson South, Louisiana. The Department of the Navy Installations Command accounts for 82 awards valued at $20 million, while the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 10 carries the highest potential value (65 awards, $255.9 million) reflecting multiple multi-million dollar IDVs. The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command holds 41 awards worth $247.3 million, and Air Combat Command 33 awards worth $281.3 million. Together these five customers represent 57% of recent awards; by potential value, Air Combat Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($275.3 million across 30 awards), GSA Region 10, Air Mobility Command, and Army Southwest Region represent 49% of combined dollars—signaling that while Fort Johnson South generates high volume, large-value vehicles with NAVFAC Southeast and Air Force commands anchor most of the dollars.

National Native American Construction holds nine active indefinite delivery vehicles worth more than $900 million in aggregate ceiling value. The largest is the Great American Outdoors Act Multiple Award Task Order Contract ($250 million, awarded to the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service in January 2022, completion April 2028), which supports construction, maintenance, repair, and alteration services on federal lands nationwide under Total Small Business set-aside. A $249 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast Gulf Coast Area MACC (awarded May 2024, completion May 2029) funds general construction and renovation across military installations in five southeastern states under Total Small Business set-aside. The Department of the Army Southwest Region's $50 million Fort Johnson South Job Order Contract (awarded June 2022 under Competitive 8(a) set-aside, completion June 2027) drives high task-order volume at a single location. Air Mobility Command awarded a $95 million Fairchild Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (July 2025, completion July 2032) and a $50 million Forest Service Northern Region Road and Bridge Construction MATOC (December 2024, completion December 2029). The General Services Administration Region 10 awarded a $75 million GSA PBS Region 10 Western Multiple Award Task Order Contract (December 2023, completion December 2028) and a $70 million Arctic MATOC Construction Replacement (September 2022, completion September 2027). The National Park Service Intermountain Region issued a $40 million facility maintenance IDIQ (April 2024, completion April 2029), and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region granted a $40 million construction MATOC (March 2022, completion March 2027). Most recent vehicle additions include a $10 million Indian Health Service Nationwide Construction MATOC (June 2026, completion November 2031) under Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside and a $95 million Air Mobility Command Fairchild AFB design-build vehicle (July 2025, completion July 2032). Task order activity has been robust—72 orders under the Army's Fort Johnson South JOC alone, 31 under NAVFAC's Gulf Coast MACC, and consistent activity across GSA and Interior vehicles.

Activity trajectory shows consistent prime contract volume. Awards per year averaged 50–63 annually from 2022 through 2024 (50 in 2022, 55 in 2023, 63 in 2024), with 37 recorded in 2025 and 19 in 2026 (reflecting a partial-year snapshot as of late September 2026). The vendor's combined potential value across all 592 awards reaches $2.37 billion, with $271.2 million obligated to date (11% of potential). Within the next 24 months, 25 awards totaling $56.1 million combined potential value are scheduled for ultimate completion, presenting moderate recompete opportunity, concentrated in Fort Johnson South JOC work, NAVFAC task orders, and GSA Region 10 delivery orders.

National Native American Construction's SCI-reportable federal services invoicing (above the $150,000 threshold) totaled $22.6 million across FY2022–FY2025. Invoiced amounts by fiscal year show FY2022 at $2.1 million (2.1 FTEs), FY2023 at $8 million (3.7 FTEs), FY2024 at $3.9 million (4.7 FTEs), and FY2025 at $8.6 million (6.5 FTEs)—reflecting variable contract delivery schedules and a general upward FTE trajectory. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor reported an average subcontractor hours share of 38%, indicating that roughly 38 percent of contractor hours on these service contracts are performed by 56 named subcontractors rather than in-house labor. Government-paid hourly rates on prime service contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $354.24/hr to a median of $981.93/hr and a 90th percentile of $5,507.11/hr, reflecting a diverse portfolio spanning routine facility maintenance (lower-rate labor) and specialized design-build and engineering services (higher-rate professionals). SCI is a subset limited to federal service contracts above $150,000 and excludes goods, products, and micro-purchases; actual company federal revenue is substantially larger than the SCI figure.

National Native American Construction operates with a named subsidiary, CNC Federal JV, LLC, structured as a for-profit limited liability company and American Indian-owned entity, suggesting joint venture or specialized teaming arrangements. The parent company and subsidiary structure reflects the vendor's evolution from a single-entity contractor to a more complex operating model supporting partnerships on large federal projects.

Construction Mgmt, General Contractor, Design-Build, Tenant Improvements, Bldg Renovations, Security, Abatement, Demo, ADA, Roofing, Flooring, Elect, Mechanical, Siding, Concrete, Carpentry, Excavation, Paint, Insulation, Fencing, Plumbing