Webb Construction Group Inc.

Webb Construction Group Inc., a small business Subchapter S corporation based in Columbus, Georgia, operates exclusively as a federal prime contractor delivering construction, repair, renovation, and facility maintenance services to U.S. Army installations, with 100% of its 181 awards over the past several years issued as prime contracts without subcontractor engagement. The vendor competes under total small business set-asides on its newer work and full-and-open on mature delivery orders; its most recent $193 million indefinite delivery contract awarded in July 2026 carries a 100% small business set-aside designation.

Webb's customer concentration is extreme and agency-specific. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region dominates the footprint, accounting for 146 awards (81% of total) with $719 million combined potential value — nearly all of Webb's work. Within that single contracting office, Webb performs facility sustainment across three primary installations: Fort Benning, Fort Moore, and Fort Gordon in Georgia. A secondary concentration sits with the Army Corps of Engineers, which has issued two awards totaling $502 million in combined potential value, though SCI reporting shows only 2 FTEs delivered under service contracts captured in that dataset in FY2022. The remaining awards scatter across the Army Materiel Command, the Georgia Army National Guard, Training and Doctrine Command, and Defense Logistics Agency Energy, collectively representing less than 10% of potential value.

Webb's vehicle position centers on a portfolio of Army Indefinite Delivery Contracts with IMCOM Southeast Region. The vendor holds multiple IDV vehicles, with the most active being Indefinite Delivery Contract W911SF05D0012 (81 task orders, $31.7 million combined potential value), W911SF13D0009 (38 task orders, $32.2 million), and W911SF20D0004 (31 task orders, $29 million). The newly awarded $193 million multiple-award IDIQ (effective July 2026, five-year term through July 2031) will likely anchor future task-order activity. Individual delivery orders under these vehicles range from approximately $257 thousand to $3.96 million, covering concrete scopes: HVAC system replacements and upgrades (Distech Controls equipment, direct expansion units, variable refrigerant flow systems), mechanical and electrical infrastructure repair, fire suppression and lightning protection system installation, roof repair, building renovations, and miscellaneous facility repairs across dining facilities, barracks, motor pools, and administrative buildings.

Activity trajectory shows recent volatility. The vendor received 10 awards in 2023, dropped to 5 in 2024, and 2 in 2025, before picking up 3 awards in 2026 including the large new IDV. Combined potential value across all 181 awards totals $1.25 billion; combined obligated dollars stand at $129.2 million (10% of potential value), indicating substantial ceiling runway on active contracts. The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal — only 1 award with $4 million combined potential value reaches ultimate completion, suggesting most Webb contracts extend beyond 2028.

Webb's NAICS footprint is concentrated: 172 of its 181 awards fall under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction); the remaining awards carry machinery repair classifications. PSC codes reflect the same focus, with Maintenance, Repair, Alteration/Restoration accounting for 68 awards, Construction of Other Administrative Facilities for 40 awards, and Construction of Maintenance Buildings for 29 awards. The vendor has no subcontractor footprint in federal contracts; it operates as a direct prime on all 181 awards. Webb has held SAM registration continuously since October 2001 and demonstrates consistent performance across an extended Army customer base in the Southeast region, anchored exclusively to facility sustainment work at three major installations.