USA Construction Co

USA Construction Co, doing business as USA Construction, is a small business general contractor based in Omaha, Nebraska that performs construction, facilities maintenance, environmental remediation, and specialized trade services for the federal government as a prime contractor on 100% of its recent awards. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides (the majority of its visible award footprint) and registers as a for-profit corporation; it holds no recorded federal contract IDVs beyond its single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army.

USA Construction operates across a highly fragmented customer base spanning 124 distinct federal agencies, with no single agency dominating its award concentration. The top five funding customers by award count—the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard (69 awards, $1.4 million), Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (44 awards, $214 thousand), Air Combat Command (20 awards, $465 thousand), the Navy (19 awards), and Air Education and Training Command (19 awards, $325 thousand)—account for 32% of all awards and 28% of combined potential value. The Coast Guard anchors the portfolio by volume and dollars; the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command ($532 thousand across 11 awards) and the National Park Service Pacific West and Southeast Regions (combined $724 thousand across 18 awards) represent the next material concentrations. This multi-agency posture reflects a business model built on recurring small-dollar facility and infrastructure maintenance tasks rather than large, multi-year programs.

The vendor's core capability set spans drywall and insulation contracting (54 awards), specialty trades including door and window replacement, HVAC maintenance, and plumbing (37 awards for HVAC alone), site preparation and demolition work (20 awards), and commercial building construction and maintenance (19 awards). Representative contracts include a $321 thousand replacement of metal siding on multiple buildings at the USDA Agricultural Research Service facility in Mandan, North Dakota (August 2023), a $147 thousand siding installation at the same USDA-ARS location (September 2024), a $98 thousand replacement of stairs and sidewalks at Island Park, Idaho for the Forest Service (September 2023), a $77 thousand fabrication and installation of an F-35A tail section static display at Luke Air Force Base (August 2025), a $65.4 thousand HVAC unit replacement at Coast Guard Station Belle Isle in Detroit (July 2025), and ongoing spray foam insulation work at Army containerized kitchen facilities. The vendor also performs hazardous material removal, tree removal, keel block disposal at naval shipyards, and debris disposal services.

USA Construction holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (W911N223D0027) with Army Contracting Command Redstone, valued at $149,904 and running through August 2026, for spray foam insulation applied to containerized kitchens at Letterkenny Army Depot in support of the Force Provider Program. The Army has issued 44 delivery orders against this vehicle since the August 2023 award, generating $65 thousand in combined potential value. Individual delivery orders typically carry values of $1,388 to $2,776 and completion windows of one to two weeks. This represents USA Construction's only named parent vehicle and accounts for the largest concentration of orders from a single contracting office.

Activity has grown from 18 awards in 2022 to a peak of 36 in 2025, with 17 awards recorded year-to-date through September 2026. However, only 4 awards (combined potential value $271 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating limited recompete pressure near term. Combined potential value across all 537 prime awards totals $11 million, with actual obligations at $11.9 million (107% of stated potential), indicating the vendor has been meeting or exceeding estimated values on recent work.

The vendor competes almost entirely under Total Small Business set-asides, with occasional full-and-open awards, primarily in the Coast Guard portfolio. No subcontractor relationships, teaming arrangements, or parent company structures are recorded in the source data. The award portfolio reflects a highly transactional vendor posture: small-dollar, short-duration purchase orders and definitive contracts for discrete maintenance, repair, and specialty construction tasks at federal installations, military bases, and civilian agency facilities nationwide.