Structsure Projects Inc.

Structsure Projects Inc., a Kansas City, Missouri-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation, operates exclusively as a prime contractor on federal construction, renovation, and maintenance projects, with no subcontractor awards in the source data. The vendor competes through full and open competition across all award categories with no small business set-aside designations, positioning itself as a national general contractor for large-scale federal infrastructure and healthcare facility work across 26 distinct customer agencies.

Structsure's capability portfolio centers on design-build and firm-fixed-price construction services for military and federal healthcare infrastructure modernization. Representative work includes a $106.9 million delivery order for the Fort Bragg Womack Army Medical Center Surgical Suite Expansion and Blood Donor Center (Defense Health Agency, September 2023, under the $900 million Little Rock Medical Sustainment Restoration and Modernization Mission IDIQ); a $82.97 million delivery order for dental clinic construction at Lackland Air Force Base (Air Force Medical Department, November 2023, same parent vehicle); a $63.9 million definitive contract for constructing a new Air Traffic Control Tower at Lawton Fort-Sill Regional Airport (Federal Aviation Administration, September 2025); and a $50.4 million delivery order for building automation and mechanical systems replacement at Naval Hospital Bremerton (Defense Health Agency, May 2025). Work spans electrical infrastructure upgrades, HVAC and chiller replacements, roof and structural repairs, facility modernization, and medical building system renovations across military medical centers, air bases, and federal installations nationwide.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Army and Defense Health Agency customers. The Department of the Army Medical Command accounts for 94 awards valued at $1.51 billion combined potential value; the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville dominates the dollar ranking with 22 awards carrying $13.07 billion in combined potential value. By award count, the top five customers (Army Medical Command, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville, Department of Defense, and Defense Health Agency) represent 78% of recent awards. By dollar value, Engineering Support Center Huntsville, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Little Rock, Army Medical Command, Federal Aviation Administration, and Department of Defense account for 84% of combined potential value. The divergence signals that larger task orders flow through Huntsville and Little Rock, while volume concentrates under MEDCOM contracts.

Structsure holds seat on six named parent vehicles: the $1.3 billion Medical Repair and Renewal VII multiple-award IDIQ (U.S. Army Engineering Support Center Huntsville, 44 task orders to date), a $900 million Little Rock Medical Sustainment Restoration and Modernization Mission IDIQ (Defense Health Agency / Army Corps of Engineers, multiple awards noted), a $99 million Design-Build IDIQ for the Defense Health Agency Northern Region (awarded January 2026), a $99 million Southern Region Design-Build IDIQ for the Defense Health Agency (awarded September 2025), a $249 million Design-Build Construction IDIQ for the Defense Health Agency Central Region (awarded September 2024), a $1 billion Naval Facilities Engineering Command contract for medical facility construction in eight western states and Hawaii (September 2022–September 2027), and a $999.999 million Basic Ordering Agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration for nationwide design-build and bid-build ATC facility construction (awarded January 2023, runs through January 2033). Task order activity is concentrated in the MRR VII vehicle (44 orders worth $29.1 million combined), followed by the Army Corps of Engineers West contract (24 task orders, $145.8 million) and a second Army Corps vehicle (17 task orders, $142.9 million).

Award activity has been volatile. The vendor received 12 awards in 2022, 15 in 2023, 4 in 2024, 13 in 2025, and 2 in early 2026 (through February). Ten awards carrying combined potential value of $343.8 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure across both Army and Defense Health Agency vehicles. The combined potential value across all 219 awards stands at $21.96 billion, though only $1.88 billion (9%) has been obligated, reflecting the prevalence of ceiling values on large IDIQ vehicles that establish ordering capacity rather than committed spend.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures minimal activity: $4.7 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across eight prime records spanning FY2022–FY2024 ($41 thousand in FY2022, $2.5 million in FY2023, $2.1 million in FY2024), with roughly 1.1 FTEs reported in FY2024. This represents a strict subset of Structsure's federal services activity and excludes its predominant construction (goods and fixed-asset) business. On the SCI-reportable service contracts captured, median government-paid hourly rates ran around $410/hr, with a range from $313/hr at the 10th percentile through $4,329/hr at the 90th percentile, and an average sub-hours share of 31% across prime contracts, indicating selective use of subcontractors on service work. The ten named subcontractors cited in SCI records supplied specialized services including HVAC, electrical, lighting and controls, commissioning, architectural design, and small disadvantaged business support.

Structsure competes across commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220, 218 awards) with dominant service lines in hospital and infirmary maintenance, repair, and alteration (combined 135 PSC awards across three related codes). The vendor's footprint reflects a full-and-open, non-set-aside posture across all customer tiers and vehicle types, positioning it as a large-scale federal infrastructure prime rather than a set-aside specialist or subcontractor feeder.