New Dominion Construction LLC

New Dominion Construction LLC, a minority-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) and HUBZone small disadvantaged business based in Dumfries, Virginia, is a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) that delivers federal construction, repair, renovation, and facilities maintenance services across defense and civilian agencies. The company competes predominantly under 8(a) sole source and competitive 8(a) set-asides, with HUBZone designations on a substantial portion of awards, reflecting its core positioning in socioeconomic set-aside vehicles.

New Dominion's customer base is heavily concentrated in Army facilities. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region accounts for 100 awards (58% of recent award volume) valued at $1.65 billion combined potential value—a dominant share that reflects the company's deep relationship with this customer and its role as a primary prime on the Fort Jackson and related Southeast Region facilities portfolios. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region is the second-largest customer by dollars ($639.2 million across 22 awards), anchored by the Fort Drum MATOC ($150 million ceiling). The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Installations Command together represent 52 awards ($104.9 million), and the Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command contributes $115.2 million across 8 awards, primarily under the 2025 ALTUS MACC vehicle ($95 million ceiling). These five customer agencies account for 87% of combined potential value across the 330-award portfolio.

New Dominion operates from a portfolio of major indefinite delivery vehicles. The company holds a $990 million multiple-award MATOC for Fort Campbell Construction Services (HUBZone, June 2028 completion), a $249 million Army Installation Management Command vertical construction contract (HUBZone, August 2028 completion), a $150 million Fort Drum MATOC (Competitive 8(a), June 2028 completion), a $95 million Robins Air Force Base mechanical/electrical IDIQ (HUBZone, April 2029 completion), a $95 million 2025 ALTUS MACC for Air Education and Training Command (Competitive 8(a), August 2030 completion), and a $50 million Bolling Air Force Base paving IDIQ (Competitive 8(a), July 2028 completion). Additional vehicles include a $50 million General Construction Services contract at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort (Competitive 8(a), September 2029 completion), a $165 million Fort Knox IDIQ (HUBZone, April 2031 completion), a $165 million Fort Lee IDIQ (HUBZone, March 2031 completion), a $39.9 million Army Reserve Command Region A Job Order Contract (Competitive 8(a), June 2030 completion), a $39.4 million NASA Wallops Multiple Award Construction II vehicle (Competitive 8(a), February 2027 completion), and a $30 million Naval Undersea Warfare Center Newport IDIQ (Total Small Business, August 2029 completion). Individual task orders under these vehicles range widely—from $500 minimum-guarantee orders to $9.47 million and $8.67 million facility renovation projects at Fort Campbell and Altus AFB respectively—demonstrating substantial operational capacity.

New Dominion's work scope is concrete and facilities-intensive. Representative prime awards include a $9.47 million delivery order for replacement of PEX domestic water lines and room renovations at Fort Campbell (HUBZone, February 2028 completion); an $8.67 million delivery order for south gate construction at Altus AFB (Competitive 8(a), April 2027 completion); an $8.08 million definitive contract for replacement of air handling units and variable air volume boxes in dormitories at Keesler AFB (HUBZone, June 2026 completion); a $4.57 million facility repair contract at Fort Gordon (8(a) Sole Source, November 2026 completion); and a $3.82 million construction delivery order at Naval Air Station Key West (August 2026 completion). The portfolio also spans smaller, routine tasks: HVAC repairs and replacements, roof replacements, parking lot resurfacing, electrical infrastructure upgrades, mechanical system repairs, water line replacements, interior renovations, and storm drain repairs across dozens of military installations and federal facilities. Work is performed at locations including Fort Campbell (Kentucky), Fort Drum (New York), Fort Liberty (North Carolina), Altus AFB (Oklahoma), Keesler AFB (Mississippi), Naval Station Newport (Rhode Island), Dahlgren and Portsmouth Naval facilities (Virginia), and numerous civilian agency sites including FDA, NIH, EPA, GSA, and National Park Service locations.

Award activity has been stable in recent years (49 awards in 2022, 45 in 2023, 47 in 2024, 44 in 2025, and 7 in 2026 through mid-April), with 14 awards (combined potential value $43.8 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete risk. The company registered in SAM.gov in 2011 and has maintained continuous federal contracting presence, with earliest recorded awards in the source data from August 2013. SCI-reported invoicing across federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $6.3 million (FY2023–FY2024), with $4.1 million in FY2023 and $2.2 million in FY2024. The SCI dataset shows minimal FTE deployment—less than 1 FTE per fiscal year—indicating that the vast majority of New Dominion's federal work is construction and goods delivery rather than labor-hour services. On SCI reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates ran around $1,686.53/hr, with senior labor pricing to $2,587.75/hr, suggesting deployment of skilled trades supervision and specialized construction management. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractor hours averaged 5% of total hours, with 1 named subcontractor appearing across the covered records.

New Dominion operates as a prime contractor on over 99% of its awards and does not systematically subcontract work. Sub-awards documented in the source include a drywall sub position to Balfour Beatty Construction on a consolidated communications center project at Joint Base Andrews (December 2021) and a pre-fabricated shelter sub position to Atlantic Diving Supply (August 2024), reflecting incidental sub-work rather than a sub-dependent business model. The company's socioeconomic certifications—8(a) Program Participant (expiring August 6, 2026) and HUBZone Firm—are the primary levers through which it competes. Awards are split across 8(a) sole source, competitive 8(a), HUBZone, and total small business set-asides, with no set-aside designations on a material share of delivery orders under established IDIQ vehicles. The company has not pursued or does not hold visible positions on government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs), agency-wide IDIQs outside its direct customer relationship IDIQs, or GSA Schedules within the source data.

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