Reyes Construction, Inc.

Reyes Construction, Inc., a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small business headquartered in Pomona, California, specializes in heavy horizontal and civil engineering construction services for federal military installations. With over 35 years of experience serving the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard, and Department of Homeland Security, Reyes Construction has established itself as a reliable prime contractor for complex infrastructure projects across the southwestern United States. The company is registered in SAM.gov as a Corporate Entity and Subchapter S Corporation, with its federal contractor status active through September 2026.

Reyes Construction has executed an extensive portfolio of federal construction projects with a total award value exceeding $280 million. The company's past contract work encompasses a diverse range of infrastructure initiatives, including missile magazine construction at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach and Port Hueneme; emergency road repairs, including the high-profile Basilone Road landslide repair at Camp Pendleton valued at $78.7 million; perimeter fence replacements and turnstile installations; erosion control and landslide mitigation projects; pumphouse replacement and waterfront facility improvements; storm drain repairs; aircraft landing area construction; and utility relocation projects. Reyes Construction has received prime contract awards from multiple federal agencies, primarily the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, along with awards from the Department of the Navy, Navy Installations Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, Marine Corps, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Recent significant awards include a $16.9 million definitive contract for fire damage repair and replacement at a San Diego facility (April 2025), a $4.09 million delivery order for B16 fencing replacement at Naval Air Station Fallon (September 2025), and a $36.2 million contract to replace an intermediate pumphouse (September 2024). All contract awards have been issued as firm fixed-price arrangements with no set-aside designations, reflecting the company's competitive standing in federal procurement.

Reyes Construction holds two substantial Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles that serve as the foundation for its federal construction work. The primary vehicle is a $1 billion multiple-award IDIQ contract awarded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command for New Construction, Renovation, and Repair of Various Heavy Horizontal and Civil Engineering Construction Projects, effective through February 2031 with an eight-year performance period. This contract vehicle permits NAVFAC to issue firm fixed-price task orders ranging from $300,000 to $100 million for infrastructure projects across military installations in the southwestern United States, including missile magazines, roads, airfields, fences, waterfront facilities, and erosion control work. Additionally, Reyes Construction maintains a $750 million Waterfront MACC IV contract for waterfront construction, repair, and renovation work. The majority of task orders under these IDIQ vehicles have been awarded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command, with additional orders issued by U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces and Marine Corps entities. The IDIQ vehicles have generated numerous delivery orders spanning project values from less than $1 million to over $36 million, enabling NAVFAC to flexibly and competitively procure construction services across multiple naval installations while leveraging Reyes Construction's demonstrated expertise in heavy horizontal and civil engineering projects.