Volter Electrical Construction Corp

Volter Electrical Construction Corp's Volter Electrical Division, a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business certified under the SBA 8(a) program and based in El Paso, Texas, serves as a prime contractor delivering highway and infrastructure repair services to the Department of Defense, primarily under 8(a) set-asides and competitive awards. The division operates as a Subchapter S Corporation and competes almost exclusively as a prime — 115 of 115 recent awards are prime contracts or IDIQs, with no sub-award activity in the source footprint.

Volter's capability portfolio centers on concrete infrastructure work at Army installations: paving and road construction, repair, and maintenance; sidewalk and curb installation; drainage and structural work; helipad repair; security lighting installation; and facility condition assessments. Representative named work includes a $2.626 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region for road, curb, and drainage repair to Stennis Street at Fort Bliss (awarded September 2025, completion June 2026); a $1.478 million order for paving and infrastructure services at Fort Bliss (awarded October 2022, completion May 2023); a $615,175 order for road improvements to Elephant Mountain Road at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico (awarded October 2022, completion September 2023); and a $162,842 definitive contract from the Drug Enforcement Administration for a comprehensive Building Engineer Report and maintenance plan at the El Paso Intelligence Center facility at Fort Bliss (awarded June 2026, completion May 2027).

Customer concentration is extreme. The Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region dominates the footprint, accounting for 100 of 115 awards (87% of total) and $78.6 million of the $80.1 million combined potential value across all awards. The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region follows distantly with 5 awards and $775 thousand, followed by single-award relationships with the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Air Force Materiel Command, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection, the Department of State, and other agencies. Geographic scope centers on Fort Bliss, Texas and White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, with subordinate performance at Chaparral, New Mexico and El Paso, Texas.

Volter's two primary contract vehicles are both indefinite delivery contracts with the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region: contract W911SG22D0002, a $39.3 million single-award, competitive 8(a) set-aside awarded May 2022 running through May 2027, which carries 58 task orders valued at $19.5 million combined; and contract W911SG19D0002, a smaller 8(a) IDIQ that supports 30 task orders valued at $5.9 million combined. Task orders under these vehicles range from approximately $2,688.90 for minor paving work to $1.478 million for large infrastructure projects, with recent ordering cadence showing 11 task orders in 2025 and 1 order year-to-date in 2026.

Activity has fluctuated in the past five years — 19 awards in 2022, declining to 15 in 2023, holding flat at 15 in 2024, then dropping to 11 in 2025, with only 1 award captured in 2026. The recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only a single award (the $162,842 DEA contract) carries an ultimate completion date within that window, representing $163 thousand in potential recompete risk. The primary 8(a) IDIQ running through May 2027 carries far larger recompete exposure, but that maturity lies beyond the immediate twenty-four-month horizon.

The division's work classification reflects its mission: 95 of 115 awards fall under NAICS 238110 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction), with 10 awards in NAICS 272130 (Electrical Contractors), and the remainder scattered across rental, building, and heavy civil categories. PSC coding aligns: 85 awards carry PSC code Q410 (Repair or Alteration of Highways/Roads/Streets/Bridges), 9 awards fall under PSC code R699 (Maintenance of Other Utilities), and 5 awards carry telecommunications management codes. Obligated dollars total $32.4 million against $80.1 million potential value, a 40% obligation rate consistent with delivery orders on standing IDIQs mid-life and early-stage task orders. All set-aside work is 8(a) — Competitive 8(a) designates the primary vehicle and most recent task orders; 8(a) Sole Source appears on select definitive contracts awarded in 2021–2023; no other set-aside categories appear in the footprint.

An 8 (a) and HUB State Certified, General contracting firm with over 5 yrs of experience in construction management. Specializing in electrical contracting services, commercial and industrial construction; electrical services, parking lighting, ATS, generator installation, electrical engineering, telecom, surveillance, CCTV, nurse call system, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, painting, pavement, cement, drywall, flooring, heavy & civil engineering.