Souza Construction, Inc.

Souza Construction, Inc., a California-based small disadvantaged business and HUBZone joint venture, operates as a prime contractor delivering electrical, mechanical, HVAC, roofing, and facility infrastructure services to the federal government, competing predominantly under Total Small Business and HUBZone set-asides across 461 prime awards totaling $5.05 billion in combined potential value.

Headquartered in Farmersville, California, Souza Construction is a for-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since 2002. The vendor holds Department of Transportation Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification and carries primary NAICS categories centered on Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (136 awards), Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contracting (110 awards), and Electrical Contracting (41 awards). Across its federal footprint, Souza performs all identified work in-house with no subcontracting structure; SCI reporting for FY2025 shows 2.6 FTEs across $2.7 million in invoiced federal service contract revenue, with zero sub-hours share on prime contracts.

Souza's customer base concentrates heavily on Navy commands. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 52% of recent activity, led by Naval Air Warfare Center (97 awards, $54 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (47 awards, $2.98 billion), Navy Installations Command (36 awards, $33.3 million), and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (32 awards, $71.5 million). By potential value, Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates at $2.98 billion (59% of combined potential value), followed by NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center ($453.9 million), Defense Logistics Agency Distribution ($102.6 million), and Department of Army TACOM ($85.5 million). The concentration is pronounced: the top five customers by dollars hold 73% of all combined potential value, with Naval FACENG's DRY UTILITIES V MACC anchoring the portfolio.

Souza holds eleven active IDIQs totaling over $1.5 billion in ceiling value. The flagship vehicle is the $495 million DRY UTILITIES V MACC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (November 2023, expires November 2031), a Total Small Business set-aside covering electrical, communications, and facility infrastructure across the western U.S. and Hawaii; 42 task orders against this vehicle alone total $3.6 million in combined potential value. Other major vehicles include a $250 million Great American Outdoors Act MATOC with Department of Interior and U.S. Forest Service (January 2022, extends June 2027) for alteration, repair, and construction services nationwide; a $200 million MATOC with Army Communications Electronics Command for Tobyhanna Army Depot maintenance and repair (September 2026, expires September 2031); a $193 million MAIDIQ with Department of Defense Southeast Region for Fort Benning construction (July 2026, expires July 2031); a $75 million roofing IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for the Northwest Area of Responsibility (September 2025, expires September 2027); a $50 million HUBZone Job Order Contract with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for mechanical and electrical work in San Diego (June 2023, expires June 2025); and a $50 million Total Small Business set-aside MACC with Air Force Materiel Command for Northwest Florida regional construction (September 2022, expires September 2027). A $450 million Western Regional MACC with Armstrong Flight Research Center (June 2026, expires June 2031) represents recent expansion beyond Navy-dominated work.

Recent capability examples demonstrate the vendor's scope: a $5.13 million definitive contract from Bureau of Reclamation for Grand Coulee Dam power plant and battery room upgrades (August 2024, Total Small Business set-aside); an $8.6 million delivery order from Marine Corps for Yuma dry wells communication site electrical and HVAC upgrades (September 2024); a $5.43 million Naval Base Ventura County EV charger installation order (July 2024); a $2.27 million Naval Air Warfare Center HVAC replacement at Ridgecrest facilities (April 2024); and a $426,891 National Park Service delivery order for potting-shed expansion at Sequoia and Kings Canyon (September 2026). Work is geographically distributed across western U.S. and Hawaii military installations, national parks, wildlife refuges, and Department of Interior facilities, with recent orders also reaching Florida, Georgia, Washington State, and Arizona.

Activity has grown markedly: six awards in 2022 to twenty-eight in 2025, with nineteen awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $12.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoicing of $2.7 million in FY2025 reflects a partial view of the vendor's federal service-contract activity; the vast majority of Souza's federal revenue flows through fixed-price delivery orders on IDIQs rather than SCI-reportable service contracts. The vendor competes across nearly all awards under Total Small Business and HUBZone set-asides; full-and-open competition is less frequent. Set-aside posture is characteristic: nearly every IDV carries a Total Small Business or HUBZone designation, with delivery orders issued against these vehicles maintaining the set-aside tier at the parent-contract level even when individual task orders carry no formal set-aside mark.

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