Morganti Group, Inc. The

Morganti Group, Inc. The, a for-profit construction services company based in Danbury, Connecticut, operates exclusively as a prime contractor on full-and-open (no set-aside) federal construction and infrastructure projects in the Middle East, with a combined potential value across all recent awards of $2.3 billion and a concentration of work in overseas contingency operations and foreign aid missions.

Morganti's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward USAID. The top three funding agencies account for 92% of recent awards by count but 97% by combined potential value, with USAID West Bank and Gaza anchoring the portfolio at 10 awards and $1.83 billion in combined potential value, followed by a standalone $300 million USAID award and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East at 11 awards and $101.2 million. The value concentration is acute — USAID West Bank and Gaza alone represents approximately 80% of Morganti's total portfolio potential value, signaling deep exposure to that region's construction funding trajectory. Morganti holds two primary single-award indefinite delivery contracts: the BUILD 4 TOMORROW - CONSTRUCTION SERVICES IDIQ with USAID West Bank and Gaza (ceiling $500 million, awarded September 2024, running through September 2029), and a $48.5 million Job Order Contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East for construction, renovation, repair, and maintenance services in Jordan (awarded November 2022, running through November 2026). Under the Jordan JOC, Morganti has issued seven task orders totaling $3.5 million, including a $1.81 million dining facility renovation at King Faisal Air Base and a $1.65 million barracks renovation at Kufair Air Base. Morganti's other significant delivery orders include a $14.95 million definitive contract to design and construct a 12-story air traffic control tower in Jordan (ultimate completion April 2025), a $14.3 million Tulkarem Wastewater Collection System Improvements Project under the WBG Building Foundations Program (through May 2025), and a $7.4 million youth development resource centers project in Jenin and Qalqilya (terminated for convenience in February 2025).

Morganti's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized in military and civilian infrastructure construction in overseas locations — barracks renovation, dining facility upgrades, water supply and sanitation systems, airfield infrastructure, and air traffic control facility construction. The top NAICS codes are Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (10 awards) and Construction, Mining, and Forestry Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing (7 awards), with secondary capability in water and sewer line construction and heavy civil engineering. Activity has been episodic — two awards in 2019, four in 2022, four in 2023, three in 2024, and one in 2025 — with only $900 of combined potential value reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, reflecting the long contract lifecycle of infrastructure projects. Morganti holds no subcontractor awards in the source and operates on a 100% prime basis. The geographic footprint is concentrated in the Levant region (Jordan, West Bank, Gaza) with minimal domestic exposure, and all work is performed outside the continental United States in support of overseas contingency operations and U.S. foreign aid objectives.