Ocean Construction Services Inc.

Ocean Construction Services Inc., a minority-owned, small disadvantaged business incorporated as a Subchapter S corporation based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, operates exclusively as a prime contractor providing waterfront, facility, and heavy civil engineering construction services to federal defense agencies under total small business set-asides. The company competes predominantly under small business designations, with 100% of recent awards as prime contracts carrying total small business set-asides or full-and-open procurements.

Ocean Construction's capability portfolio centers on design-build and design-bid-build construction for military facility modernization, infrastructure repair, and new construction. Representative work includes a $19.97 million EMS modular facility for the Secret Service at Laurel, Maryland (awarded September 2026, completing February 2028) under the Coast Guard's $4 billion National Multiple Award Construction Contract III Pool 2; a $17.79 million Offshore Patrol Cutter Electronic and Propulsion Control System and Weapons Control Center instruction facility at Training Center Yorktown, Virginia (awarded March 2026, completing March 2028) under the same Coast Guard vehicle; and an $11.1 million conversion of Facility 61 to a child development center at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (awarded October 2023, completing September 2025) for Air Combat Command. Concrete scope spans electrical system modernization, waterfront pier upgrades and demolition, utility mechanical systems repair and replacement, and general facility renovation across Hampton Roads installations and nationwide defense locations.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of the Navy. The top five funding agencies account for 75% of awards by count, led by Navy Installations Command (59 awards, $50.6 million combined potential value) and Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (49 awards, $2.61 billion combined potential value), followed by Air Force Air Combat Command (15 awards, $738.6 million combined potential value), Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (9 awards, $30.2 million combined potential value), and Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (17 awards, $1.8 million combined potential value). By potential value, the Coast Guard dominates with five awards totaling $4.03 billion combined potential value, anchored by its $4 billion NMACC III Pool 2 vehicle. The vendor serves 27 distinct federal agencies but derives roughly 98% of combined potential value from Navy and Coast Guard programs across NAVFAC, Navy Installations Command, Navy Sea Systems Command, and the Coast Guard.

Ocean Construction holds seven active indefinite delivery contracts totaling over $7.5 billion in potential value. The $4 billion Coast Guard National Multiple Award Construction Contract III Pool 2 (awarded August 2024, completing August 2034) is the largest vehicle, with five task orders issued to date totaling $61.48 million. The $750 million Washington Area of Responsibility Small Business MACC (awarded July 2024 by NAVFAC, completing July 2032) and the $450 million Hampton Roads Area of Virginia MACC (awarded April 2024 by NAVFAC, completing April 2029) anchor regional construction procurement across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic. A $400 million Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base MACC (awarded May 2025, completing May 2031) supports Air Force facility work in North Carolina and Virginia. The $249 million Waterfront Construction Projects IDIQ (awarded September 2024 by NAVFAC, completing September 2029) for design-build and design-bid-build waterfront projects in the Hampton Roads area has generated three task orders totaling $4.36 million to date. A $95 million Hampton Roads Virginia utility mechanical construction MACC (awarded May 2023, completing May 2028) covers steam, natural gas, storm water, and sanitary sewer infrastructure work, with six task orders issued totaling $15.88 million.

Activity has grown materially over the past three years—two awards in 2022, six in 2023, eleven in 2024—but then flattened to five awards each in 2025 and 2026. Eight awards with combined potential value $65.7 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and will require recompete. The vendor's recent award count (199 total across prime and sub) reflects a long tail of small task orders and minimum-guarantee delivery orders; combined dollars obligated represent only 4% of combined potential value, signaling substantial unfunded pipeline.

SCI-reported federal service contract activity is minimal and sporadic. The vendor invoiced $11.3 million across eight prime records spanning FY2023 through FY2025, with $11.2 million concentrated in FY2023 against 4.0 FTEs and $65 thousand in FY2024 across zero FTEs; SCI captures only service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods and construction, so this figure understates Ocean Construction's federal revenue, which is predominantly construction task orders outside SCI scope. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable service work ran at a median of $1,301.97 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $1,461.31 per hour. The vendor performs work exclusively with its own labor, with zero sub-hours share across SCI prime contracts.

Ocean Construction competes exclusively as a prime contractor with no sub-award activity in the source data. The company's $7.6 billion in combined potential value across 199 awards derives entirely from holding positions on prime indefinite delivery vehicles rather than from subcontracting relationships with larger defense contractors, positioning it as a standalone prime competing for direct task order awards from Navy, Coast Guard, and Air Force contracting offices rather than as a feeder to larger integrators.

Design/Build General Contractor specializing in the following: New construction, Additions and Renovations. We self-perform site work, concrete, rough & finish carpentry, metal framing, drywall, plaster, and EIFS.