Virtexco Corp

Virtexco Corp, a Virginia-based small business specializing in military construction and facility renovation, operates as a prime contractor on Federal construction and IDIQ vehicles designated for total small business set-asides, with zero subcontractor activity in recent federal awards. The Subchapter S Corporation, headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia, competes predominantly on small business set-aside vehicles across the Department of Defense; its award footprint spans 1,718 prime contracts and indefinite delivery vehicles with combined potential value of $1.98 billion, of which $674.5 million has been obligated.

Virtexco's capability portfolio centers on military facility construction, renovation, and system upgrades across NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) and related specialty trade categories. Work includes comprehensive building renovations encompassing asbestos and lead abatement, structural repair, electrical and HVAC system replacement, fire suppression and plumbing upgrades, and new construction. Recent named examples include a $15.9 million Special Operations Forces operations building renovation at Naval Station Norfolk (Navy Installations Command, September 2024), a $5.6 million conversion of a historic 1941 steam plant into administrative office spaces at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (Air Combat Command, February 2026), and a $4.85 million renovation of Building 19 PWD Facility at Naval Station Norfolk for code compliance (Naval Sea Systems Command, September 2024). Virtexco also holds and competes under two active multiple-award construction contracts: the $450 million Hampton Roads Area of Virginia MACC awarded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command in April 2024, and a $400 million Joint Base Langley-Eustis MACC awarded by Air Combat Command in April 2026, both designated as total small business set-asides running through 2029–2031.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward naval and air operations in Virginia's Hampton Roads region. The top five funding entities by award count account for 79% of awards, led by the Department of the Navy (894 awards, $130 million combined potential value) and the United States Marine Corps (209 awards, $492.9 million combined potential value). However, the dollar concentration skews differently: Naval Facilities Engineering Command anchors 25 awards with $597.5 million combined potential value, the Marine Corps carries $492.9 million across 209 awards, and Air Combat Command dominates on two recent large vehicles (4 awards, $410.4 million combined potential value, primarily the Joint Base Langley-Eustis MACC). Virtexco holds positions on multiple Navy-administered indefinite delivery contracts, including N6247002D3583 (48 task orders, $51.1 million combined potential value), N4008507D1907 (46 task orders, $27.1 million combined potential value), and N4008509D5332 (90 task orders, $5.8 million combined potential value).

Award activity has accelerated recently — Virtexco received three awards in 2026 (as of mid-July), seven in 2025, and four in 2024 — reflecting growth tied to MACC vehicle competition and deliveries. Eight awards with combined potential value of $47.6 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and will require recompete. Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal footprint: one SCI-reportable sub-award record in FY2024 with 0.2 FTEs, indicating that Virtexco's revenue base is dominated by construction contracts, goods, and task orders under its IDIQ vehicles — not federal service-contract labor billings above the $150,000 threshold. The vendor operates entirely on the prime side of federal contracting, with no recorded sub-awards across its 1,718-award portfolio.

We are a general contracting firm with 45 years combined experience in construction, renovation and construction management. Some of our capabilities include new construction, building additions, remodeling, historic renovation, design build, sustainable construction, LEED AP, plumbing and HVAC.