Pyramid Contracting LLC

Pyramid Contracting LLC, a minority-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business headquartered in Irmo, South Carolina, operates as a prime contractor delivering commercial and institutional building construction, facility renovation, and infrastructure maintenance services to federal agencies. The company competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides—both Competitive 8(a) and 8(a) Sole Source designations dominate recent awards—and holds Subcontinent Asian American ownership, DOT Certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise status, and self-certified small disadvantaged business certification.

Pyramid's capability portfolio centers on facility construction, renovation, and maintenance across civilian and defense installations. Work spans HVAC system repair and replacement, building modernization, electrical and plumbing upgrades, roof and structural repairs, mold remediation, concrete and asphalt work, interior renovations, emergency facility repairs, and infrastructure improvements. Representative prime contract work includes a $1.988 million 8(a) sole-source ATF compound improvement project with the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (interior renovations, canopies, concrete pads, artificial turf, and painting at Brunswick, Georgia); a $1.473 million DoD Northeast Region renovation and construction effort at Petersburg, Virginia spanning Dickerson Hall auditorium renovation, door opening construction, and new office construction; a $1.3 million interior renovation with electrical and communications cabling at Shaw Air Force Base under 8(a) sole source; and a $2.124 million mold remediation contract for Building 3630 at a DoD Southeast Region facility under 8(a) sole source.

Customer concentration tilts heavily toward Air Force and Navy facility operations. The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command anchors the portfolio with 91 awards carrying $647.7 million in combined potential value, driven primarily by a $150 million Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) IDIQ awarded in May 2025 through May 2032 for multi-disciplined construction services at Georgia and Florida locations. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command represents 47 awards worth $69 million combined potential value. The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center accounts for 157 awards (the highest award count) valued at $61.6 million, reflecting sustained high-volume delivery order activity. The U.S. Marine Corps holds 152 awards worth $29.9 million. The U.S. Forest Service Region 8–Southern Region brings 28 awards valued at $15.6 million. Together, these five customer agencies represent approximately 93% of combined potential value across the portfolio.

Pyramid's vehicle position is dominated by three single-award IDIQs and one large multiple-award contract: the $150 million Air Combat Command MACC IDIQ (awarded May 2025, extending through May 2032, with design-build and bid-build construction, maintenance, repair, alterations, HVAC, demolition, painting, paving, and mold remediation across Georgia and Florida); the $20 million Federal Law Enforcement Training Center single-award IDIQ for new construction, renovations, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC services in Georgia (awarded June 2023, expiring June 2027, with 157 delivery orders issued to date); the $9 million U.S. Forest Service Region 8 single-award IDIQ for construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair services (awarded March 2024, expiring February 2029); and the $4 million U.S. Marine Corps single-award Job Order Contract for construction, maintenance, and repair services in the Beaufort, South Carolina area (awarded July 2022, expiring July 2026). The top five parent vehicles by task order count include the FLETC IDIQ (122 task orders, $16 million combined potential value) and four Navy vehicles spanning the 40s in task order count with $4–$4.4 million in combined potential value each.

Activity has been episodic and dominated by the Air Force contract award. Total awards across all sources reached 68 in 2022, declined to 42 in 2023 and 43 in 2024, then fell to 29 in 2025 and only 5 in 2026 (through June 11). The $150 million Air Combat Command MACC IDIQ award in May 2025 substantially increased the combined potential value ceiling despite the recent slowdown in order count, reflecting a shift from high-volume small delivery orders to fewer, larger orders under that vehicle. Within the next twenty-four months, 7 awards (combined potential value $1.5 million) face ultimate completion and recompete exposure, which is minimal given the company's substantial existing vehicle capacity.

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts captured above the $150,000 threshold, Pyramid invoiced $9.2 million spanning FY2022–FY2024 (FY2023 showed zero invoicing). In FY2022, the company delivered 3.6 FTEs on SCI-reportable contracts generating $5.2 million in invoiced revenue. In FY2024, 2.3 FTEs delivered $4.1 million. Government-paid hourly rates on federal services contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $343.63/hr to a median of $535.04/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile at $5,170.17/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, average subcontractor hours accounted for approximately 16% of total contractor hours, with 6 named subcontractors reported, indicating that Pyramid primarily builds its own delivery teams and retains most work in-house rather than relying on extensive subcontracting.

Pyramid operates as a pure prime contractor—all 637 awards in the recent portfolio are prime awards with no sub-award activity reflected in the source. The company's sustained focus on construction and facility services, combined with its 8(a) and minority-owned designations, positions it to compete for set-aside opportunities across civilian and defense facility modernization programs. The Air Force MACC IDIQ represents a major inflection point in scale, shifting the vendor from high-velocity small-order execution to management of larger, longer-duration delivery orders under a multi-billion-dollar construction vehicle covering multiple installations.

All Phases of Construction Services:

Feasibility Consultation

Site Evaluation

Design-Build Services

Architectural and Engineering

Pre-construction Planning

Construction

LEED Services