Quoddy Builders LLC

Quoddy Builders LLC, a Native American-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small business based in Oakland, Maine, delivers general construction, facility renovation, and infrastructure maintenance services as a prime contractor to federal agencies throughout the Northeast. The company holds multiple federal small business designations—Indian Economic Enterprise, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, Minority Owned Business, and Self Certified Small Disadvantaged Business—and competes across a mix of set-aside categories (Total Small Business, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, 8(a) Sole Source) and full-and-open awards, with roughly 60% of recent awards carrying small business set-asides.

Quoddy's capability portfolio centers on building repairs, roof replacements, mechanical systems installation and replacement, flooring work, interior and exterior painting, facility renovations, and structural additions. Representative prime work includes a $759.5 thousand Army Corps of Engineers definitive contract for interior painting and carpet replacement at Army Recruiting Centers across Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut; a $237.9 thousand Corps of Engineers purchase order to construct a two-bay maintenance garage at North Springfield Lake in Springfield, Vermont; a $216.6 thousand Federal Aviation Administration purchase order for air traffic control tower refurbishment at Bangor International Airport funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law; a $166.3 thousand Corps of Engineers contract for utility and maintenance building rehabilitation at Birch Hill Dam in Royalston, Massachusetts; and a $153.3 thousand National Park Service contract for replacement fencing at Big Bend National Park. Recent smaller work includes a $107.8 thousand FAA definitive contract for VOR shelter renovation at Millinocket Municipal Airport, a $101.1 thousand U.S. Geological Survey contract for steel storage and workshop building construction at the Conte Anadromous Fish Lab in Turners Falls, Massachusetts, and an $85.3 thousand Department of Defense 8(a) Sole Source contract for West Lawn Shelter roof replacement at Hop Brook Lake in Connecticut.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the U.S. Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers. The top five funding agencies account for 79% of awards and 83% of combined potential value. The Coast Guard leads by award count with 31 awards totaling $426 thousand combined potential value, spanning boiler replacements, heater installations, sewage lift station repairs, gate and overhead door repairs, housing mold remediation, and carpet and flooring work across New England Coast Guard stations. The Army Corps of Engineers ranks second by dollar volume with eight awards worth $1.5 million, concentrated on facility rehabilitation and new construction at Corps-managed lakes and recreation areas in Connecticut, Vermont, and Massachusetts. The Federal Aviation Administration places three awards worth $422 thousand for VOR building and air traffic control tower work, the Forest Service four awards worth $159 thousand for campground facility repairs, and the National Park Service one award worth $153 thousand for fencing at Big Bend. Other customer agencies include the U.S. Geological Survey, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Marshals Service, Navy, and Department of the Interior.

Quoddy operates exclusively as a prime contractor—62 awards since 2018, 100% prime—with no subcontract footprint in the source data. Activity has been episodic rather than steadily climbing: six awards in 2022, eleven in 2023, fourteen in 2024, six in 2025, and one in 2026 year-to-date. Awards have ranged from $2.5 thousand (mold remediation at Coast Guard housing in Thomaston, Maine in 2024) to $759.5 thousand (Army Recruiting Centers painting and carpet work in 2024). Only one award—the $85.3 thousand DoD roof replacement at Hop Brook Lake with completion scheduled for September 2026—faces recompete in the next twenty-four months, representing minimal near-term pipeline churn. The company's work geography clusters in New England, with particularly dense Coast Guard facility work across Maine, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and Corps of Engineers projects throughout the region's lake and recreation management portfolio.

Quoddy Builders LLC is a professional licensed contractor that provides residential construction, commercial, both new construction and remodels. Established in 2014 we are a Native American owned and operated business. Our reputation for attention-to-detail, integrity and consistent, skillful execution of jobs result in our 'High Standard of Excellence' and satisfied clients.