Sundt Construction, Inc.

Sundt Construction, Inc., a general contractor headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, delivers large-scale federal construction and infrastructure work as a prime contractor, operating exclusively in a full-and-open posture without small business set-asides across a portfolio of 320 awards worth $18.15 billion in combined potential value. The vendor competes primarily on indefinite-delivery vehicles and task-order contracts for military construction, border security infrastructure, and transportation projects, holding seats on multiple Army Corps of Engineers IDIQs, Naval Facilities Engineering Command vehicles, and a $5 billion Department of Homeland Security CBP Southwest Border Construction IDIQ (2025–2030).

Sundt's customer base is heavily concentrated in federal construction procurement. The top five customers by potential value account for 83% of the combined portfolio and are led by Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($6.38 billion across 16 awards), Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection ($5.47 billion across 7 awards), the Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District ($1.79 billion across 25 awards), the Army Corps of Engineers Tulsa District ($744.9 million across 6 awards), and the Federal Highway Administration ($600 million across 1 award). By award count, the Navy, Army, Army Corps of Engineers, Air Force, and CBP account for 63% of all awards. The recent award trajectory is sparse in the source data — one award each in 2024, 2025, and 2026 — though this reflects the shift to mega-scale indefinite-delivery vehicles rather than declining activity. The most recent award is a $443.1 million firm-fixed-price delivery order from CBP issued May 28, 2026, for southwest border wall construction in Bard, California, with completion by August 31, 2028, under the CBP Southwest Border Construction IDIQ.

Sundt's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction (56 awards), new residential family housing (55 awards), highway and bridge construction (24 awards), and site preparation work (10 awards). Representative vehicles include the $5 billion CBP Southwest Border Construction IDIQ (2025–2030), a $600 million Federal Highway Administration MATOC for highway, bridge, and road projects in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks (2024–2029), and five core Army Corps of Engineers IDIQs supporting district-level construction procurement (Fort Worth, Tulsa, and others). The vendor also holds named joint-venture subsidiaries: Sundt-PCL A Joint Venture and Sundt-Traylor A Joint Venture. Sundt maintains no subcontract footprint in the source data — all 320 awards are prime awards — positioning it as a direct competitor rather than a teaming vehicle for other primes.