Paramount Construction Group, LLC

Paramount Construction Group, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Ridgeland, Mississippi, delivers healthcare facility construction, renovation, and maintenance services to the Department of Veterans Affairs and related federal agencies as a prime contractor operating almost exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides. The company is structured as a sole proprietorship and limited liability company with veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned business designations.

Paramount's capability portfolio centers on VA medical center infrastructure work: HVAC system replacements, mechanical and electrical upgrades, roof and envelope repairs, medical gas installations, chiller and boiler replacements, emergency power and water systems, parking garage safety improvements, and comprehensive facility renovations. Representative work includes a $16.35 million legionella risk remediation contract with Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 at Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System (September 2026, SDVOSB set-aside), a $14.5 million construction contract for a new CLC Residential Neighborhood at GV Montgomery VA Medical Center in Jackson, Mississippi (September 2026, SDVOSB set-aside, completion March 2028), and a $6.929 million delivery order with VISN 7 for main kitchen renovation at Birmingham VA Medical Center (January 2024, SDVOSB set-aside, completion November 2026). The vendor also executes work for non-VA customers including a $1.467 million refuse collection and recycling contract with the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineer Research and Development Center (May 2024) and multiple National Cemetery Administration task orders for construction services at cemetery facilities.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the VA system. The top five funding agencies represent 76% of combined potential value across the portfolio. Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 dominates by award count—103 awards representing $212.3 million in combined potential value—followed by VISN 9 (26 awards, $117.9 million), VISN 7 (19 awards, $551.5 million), and the National Cemetery Administration (20 awards, $54.2 million). The dollars-driven ranking surfaces large IDIQs held at the VA Technology Acquisition Center ($700 million ceiling, issued August 2026 for VISN 8 Caribbean construction), VISN 7 ($551.5 million), VISN 19 ($513.6 million), VISN 17 ($502.4 million), and VISN 4 ($250 million). The discrepancy between award-count and dollar rankings reflects Paramount's recent heavy capture of multi-hundred-million-dollar master indefinite delivery vehicles alongside smaller spot awards.

Paramount holds a substantial IDIQ portfolio anchored by nine major vehicles: a $700 million VISN 8 Caribbean construction IDIQ (August 2026, SDVOSB set-aside, ultimate completion August 2031); a $500 million VISN 19 Design Build MATOC for six western states (June 2024, SDVOSB set-aside, completion May 2027); a $500 million VISN 17 Central Texas MATOC (August 2025, SDVOSB set-aside, completion February 2031); a $250 million VISN 4 Pittsburgh-Butler-Erie MATOC (July 2025, Total Small Business set-aside, completion July 2030); a $250 million Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service design-build MATOC (March 2023, Total Small Business set-aside, completion April 2028); a $99 million Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District SDVOSB MATOC (September 2025, completion March 2031); a $49 million National Cemetery Administration Continental District IDIQ (December 2024, SDVOSB set-aside, completion December 2034); a $49 million NCA Southeast District IDIQ (March 2025, SDVOSB set-aside, completion March 2035); a $40 million VISN 16 Biloxi MATOC (September 2023, SDVOSB set-aside, completion September 2028); and a $35 million VISN 5 MATOC II (April 2025, SDVOSB set-aside, completion April 2030). Task orders under these vehicles cluster in the thousands to low millions, though the largest delivery order in the sample reaches $6.929 million. The top three task order vehicles by frequency are IDC 36C25619D0047 (20 task orders, $4.2 million combined), IDC 36C24719D0024 (16 task orders, $34.8 million), and IDC 36C25619D0043 (8 task orders, $994 thousand).

Activity trajectory shows moderate growth year over year through 2025 (15 awards in 2022 to 21 in 2025) followed by a dip to 8 awards in 2026 year-to-date; the recent slowdown may reflect the timing of large IDIQ awards clustering in mid-2025. Sixteen awards with combined potential value of $70.6 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing meaningful recompete exposure across both SDVOSB and full-and-open vehicles.

Paramount competes almost exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides for its prime footprint. SDVOSB appears on 169 of 237 awards; the remainder split between Total Small Business set-asides (primarily on Interior and Corps of Engineers vehicles) and no set-aside designations (often task orders under parent MATOCs already reserved for small business). NAICS concentration centers on Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220, 151 awards), with secondary exposure in Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (14 awards) and All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (11 awards). The Federal Supply Code footprint tracks facility maintenance and construction: Maintenance of Hospitals and Infirmaries (36 awards), Construction of Hospitals and Infirmaries (29 awards), and Maintenance of Other Hospital Buildings (23 awards).

Combined potential value across the 237-award portfolio stands at $3.32 billion, though only $185.5 million (6% of potential value) has been obligated. The gap reflects the contract ceiling value structure of large IDIQs relative to delivered task order work—a common pattern for multi-year master vehicles where individual orders are smaller than the overall vehicle ceiling.