Pinnacle Construction Development Group, Inc.

Pinnacle Construction Development Group, Inc., a minority-owned, Black American-owned Subchapter S corporation based in Mentor, Ohio, operates as a prime contractor exclusively in federal construction and facility repair work, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across 303 recent awards worth $1.32 billion in combined potential value. The vendor specializes in commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220), with a portfolio anchored in government R&D facility construction, repair, and alterations for civilian agencies and defense installations.

Pinnacle's customer base is dominated by NASA Glenn Research Center and the Department of the Air Force. NASA Glenn accounts for 144 awards (47% of recent prime awards) worth $275.5 million in combined potential value, driven by delivery orders under the Glenn Multiple Award Construction Contract 2 for steam system repairs, piping replacement, high-voltage cable remediation, HVAC upgrades, roof work, and specialized cryogenic facility construction. The Air Force Materiel Command ranks second by dollar volume with 12 awards worth $360.7 million, concentrated in facility modernization, steam tunnel repair, and electrical distribution work at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Springfield-Beckley Air National Guard Base under the Wright Patterson MACC 2020-2025 and other construction vehicles. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 5 places 17 awards worth $72.7 million, primarily for interior renovation, drainage system repair, and nitrogen generator installation at federal courthouses and office buildings in the Cincinnati and Columbus corridor. The Army Materiel Command accounts for $251.8 million in potential value across four awards, representing significant future obligation in the pipeline. Together, NASA Glenn, Air Force Materiel Command, GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5, and Army Materiel Command represent 78% of the vendor's combined potential value across recent awards.

Pinnacle holds positions on multiple federal construction IDIQs. The Glenn Multiple Award Construction Contract 2 anchors the portfolio with 41 task orders ($74.4 million combined potential value) covering routine facility maintenance, utility system upgrades, and specialized infrastructure projects at NASA Glenn in Cleveland, Ohio. The vendor also holds the GSA R5 Regional Construction IDIQ (awarded September 27, 2024, with a $50 million ceiling, set aside for total small business, covering six Midwestern states through November 2026), which has generated multiple delivery orders including a $7.468 million definitive contract with the State Department for interior renovation of the Passport Office in Cincinnati and an $856,464.99 order for garage drainage system repair at the John Weld Peck Federal Building. The Wright Patterson Air Force Base MACC 2020-2025 ($247 million vehicle) supports Pinnacle's defense work, as does an indefinite-delivery contract (NNC09BA20B) with 61 task orders worth $23.2 million. Representative capability work includes a $9.49 million delivery order for ATF cryogenic facility construction (subcontracting architect-engineer services to Sierra Lobo Inc., K2M Design, Inc., and The Osborn Engineering Co.), a $6.546 million Phase 1 domestic water system upgrade at NASA Goddard Space Center (awarded September 29, 2026), a $7.468 million State Department Passport Office interior renovation in Cincinnati ($7.468 million, set aside for total small business), and a $3.74 million Air Force Space Command modernization of Building 128 at Springfield-Beckley Air National Guard Base including HVAC, RF shielding, and SCIF construction work.

Activity has contracted year over year — thirteen awards in 2022 to six in 2026 — reflecting either narrowed pursuit or a portfolio shift toward larger delivery orders against established vehicles rather than new competitive wins. Ten awards (combined potential value $39.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The vendor operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontract activity in the source data, though Pinnacle subcontracts architect-engineer services on specific projects (Sierra Lobo Inc., K2M Design, Inc., The Osborn Engineering Co.).

SCI-reported invoicing on federal service contracts captured $42.2 million across FY2022–FY2025, with a spike in FY2024 ($32.8 million) that declined sharply in FY2025 ($8.7 million), consistent with the declining award count. The dataset reflects 10.7 FTEs in FY2024 and 2.2 FTEs in FY2025 on SCI-reportable prime contracts; these figures represent a subset of Pinnacle's total federal services delivery and a smaller subset of total enterprise activity, given that SCI excludes goods, micro-purchases, and contracts under the $150,000 threshold. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $606.71/hr to a median of $1,187.66/hr and a 90th percentile of $1,968.69/hr, reflecting a mix of craft labor, supervisory, and specialized technical roles. The vendor delivers 100% of labor internally with zero sub-hours share across SCI prime contracts, indicating a fully captive delivery model with no reliance on subcontracted labor on service work.

General Contractor providing service to private, commercial and government entities, including design build, full contracting, construction management, and interior/external renovations.