Phillips Larry D

Phillips Larry D, operating as Larry Phillips Contracting, a sole proprietorship based in Ashdown, Arkansas, delivers maintenance services, construction materials, and environmental management to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor on a single-award indefinite delivery contract and multiple task orders, competing predominantly full-and-open rather than under set-asides despite its small-business status. The vendor has been registered as a federal contractor since 2001 and holds a Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ valued at $5.9 million running through August 2026, alongside legacy single-award and multiple-award IDICs across three Corps of Engineers project offices in Arkansas.

Phillips Larry D's customer footprint is narrowly concentrated: 99% of 268 awards fund the Army Corps of Engineers, split between the Engineering District Little Rock (209 awards, $26.9 million combined potential value) and the broader Corps organization (57 awards, $17.8 million). Work is performed at place of performance in Dierks, Arkansas, and subordinate Corps facilities at Millwood Lake and Tri Lakes Project Offices. The vendor self-performs all work as prime with no noted subcontractor involvement across its entire portfolio.

Capability work centers on two domains: facilities maintenance and construction materials delivery. Facilities Support Services accounts for 196 awards across Housekeeping-Other (95 awards) and Maintenance of Recreation Facilities Non-Building (49 awards) PSC codes. Materials delivery includes asphalt, aggregate base material, concrete, rip rap stone, culverts, and recreation items. Representative recent work includes a $14,600 Total Small Business delivery order for maintenance septic services at Jefferson Ridge in February 2026, a $58,187.50 firm-fixed-price task order for maintenance services under IDIC W9127S23D0022 in September 2025, and a $40,060 delivery order for maintenance services at Dierks Project Office in August 2025. Historical work spans environmental services such as tree and herbicide treatment, buoy installation and removal, and emergency debris removal.

The primary vehicle is the single-award IDIQ W9127S05D0012, which has generated 73 task orders valued at $1.1 million combined potential value. The $5.9 million Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ awarded September 2023 for asphalt and aggregate base materials at Dierks Lake Project Office has a ceiling through August 2026 and was expanded by $1.975 million during option year two. Four additional legacy IDICs (W9127S11D0006, W9127S17D0014, W9127S14D0006, W9127S11D0008) generated 73 additional task orders totaling $3.9 million combined potential value.

Activity has been episodic: four awards in 2022, ten in 2023, three in 2024, three in 2025, and one in 2026. The vendor's recent award pace has slowed after 2023, and several task orders from 2023–2024 have completion dates between July and October 2025, representing imminent recompete exposure. Combined obligated dollars across all 268 awards total $9.3 million (21% of combined potential value of $44.8 million), reflecting the firm-fixed-price, delivery-order transaction structure typical of Corps of Engineers maintenance and materials procurement.