T E Davis Construction Co

T E Davis Construction Co, a Jacksonville, North Carolina–based small business Subchapter S corporation, is a prime contractor delivering general maintenance, repair, and construction services to U.S. Marine Corps and Department of the Navy installations, operating across a small business set-aside IDC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command and competing predominantly under small business and full-and-open designations.

T E Davis Construction Co operates as a pure-play military facilities contractor with zero subcontract footprint. The vendor holds a dominant single-customer relationship with the U.S. Marine Corps, which accounts for 241 of 281 prime awards (86% of awards, $581.1 million of $691.8 million combined potential value). Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Naval Air Systems Command together account for the remaining 2% of award count and 15% of combined potential value. The Marine Corps customer base splits across multiple smaller IDCs that predate a December 2024 consolidation: the most heavily utilized parent vehicles are Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008509D5330 (119 task orders, $10.6 million), N4008519D8048 (102 task orders, $14.8 million), and N4008516D6305 (32 task orders, $41.4 million). T E Davis also holds the most recent IDC award—a $40 million small business set-aside single-award vehicle (N4008525D2516) issued December 19, 2024, and running through December 18, 2029—which consolidates five previously separate contracts into a single procurement mechanism for general maintenance and repair construction services at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, with potential expansion to other Naval Facilities Engineering Command Mid-Atlantic locations. The new IDC requires the contractor to self-perform a minimum of 15 percent of all contracted work.

Concrete work examples reflect the breadth of facilities maintenance T E Davis executes: a $4.98 million chapel replacement at Camp Lejeune (August 2021), a $609.4 thousand paint and flooring repair project at Camp Lejeune (July 2025), a $426.8 thousand perimeter security upgrade at MCAS Cherry Point (September 2024), a $384 thousand flashing repair at MCAS Cherry Point (July 2025), and a $565.5 thousand soil and range repair contract at Camp Lejeune (September 2021). Portfolio breadth spans structural repairs, electrical system upgrades, roof replacement, concrete work, flooring, painting, demolition, stormwater remediation, fence and gate installation, and facility renovations. The contractor's 281 awards span 17 years of Navy and Marine Corps contracting, with annual volumes ranging from 18 to 24 awards per year over the past five years. Only two awards totaling $201 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal recompete exposure in the near term. T E Davis maintains a 11 percent obligated-to-potential-value ratio across its portfolio ($74.8 million obligated against $691.8 million potential), consistent with the task-order-driven nature of its business model where many small delivery orders remain unexecuted or partially executed at any snapshot in time.

Primary NAICS coding is 236000 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) across 280 awards. PSC coding concentrates in building repair and alteration work, with 158 awards under PSC code for Repair or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings and 65 awards under Maintenance and Repair of Miscellaneous Buildings. The vendor competes across small business set-asides (particularly the Marine Corps' legacy and new small business IDCs) and full-and-open awards on the same parent vehicles, with set-aside posture varying by individual delivery order rather than by vehicle. The Marine Corps' December 2024 consolidation of five legacy IDCs into the single $40 million N4008525D2516 vehicle signals the customer's intent to streamline contractor administration and task order issuance, with 22 delivery orders already issued against it through April 2026 ranging from $11.8 thousand to $609.4 thousand. T E Davis has been registered in SAM.gov since May 2006 and maintains continuous active status, demonstrating sustained Navy and Marine Corps relationships anchored to North Carolina installations.