West Point Contractors, Inc.

West Point Contractors, Inc., a HUBZone-certified, service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, delivers construction, repair, and infrastructure services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing across full-and-open and set-aside work. The company operates under NAICS codes centered on highway and bridge construction (237110), commercial and institutional building construction (236220), and specialty trade contracting (238160), with a 260-award federal portfolio spanning 18 years and a combined potential value of $3.53 billion, though only $179.3 million (5% of potential) has been obligated to date.

West Point Contractors competes predominantly as a prime contractor—100% of its recent awards are prime positions, with no documented sub work—across a capability range grounded in concrete project delivery: airfield pavement maintenance and striping; parking lot and roadway repair and construction; utility replacement and facility renovation; roof repairs and replacements; and infrastructure modernization at military installations, federal facilities, and civilian agency sites. Representative work includes a $11.6 million HUBZone definitive contract from the Federal Highway Administration for Wild Rivers Road rehabilitation in Questa, New Mexico (awarded May 21, 2025; 3.21-mile embankment and asphalt reconstruction); an $11.5 million Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business definitive contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs for roof replacement across the VA New Mexico Healthcare System campus in Albuquerque (awarded October 1, 2023; completion August 16, 2025); and a $10.16 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Federal Aviation Administration for underground utilities replacement and parking lot refurbishment at the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Control Center in Palmdale, California (awarded September 3, 2025; completion March 31, 2027).

Customer concentration is highly fragmented across 46 distinct agencies, but three funding streams drive 40% of the company's combined potential value: the Federal Aviation Administration headquarters (3 awards, $1.01 billion combined potential)—representing two nationwide Basic Ordering Agreements with $999.999 billion ceilings each through 2033 and 2030 respectively; the Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($119.2 million across 5 awards); and the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 ($101.2 million across 5 awards). On award-count basis, the Air Force Materiel Command dominates with 78 awards totaling $99.7 million potential value, followed by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Southwestern Region (25 awards, $10.7 million), the National Park Service Intermountain Region (20 awards, $1.8 million), and the Air Force Air Combat Command (20 awards, $78.8 million). The divergence between dollar and volume rankings—FAA carries two massive BOA ceilings but only three documented awards, while AFMC places 78 smaller delivery orders—signals a business model anchored to large parent vehicles for access but driven operationally by volume ordering from Air Force installations.

West Point Contractors holds positions on five primary federal vehicles: two FAA Basic Ordering Agreements (nationwide and southwestern region, $999.999 billion ceilings each, effective through 2033 and 2030); a $600 million Department of Veterans Affairs multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (VISN 22 Construction MATOC, through June 28, 2029); a $99 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract for general construction in the Yuma and El Centro Area of Responsibility (through September 13, 2028); a $70 million Air Force multiple-award IDIQ set-aside for total small business, covering design, repair, and construction of airfield and general paving work at Beale Air Force Base (through June 30, 2029); and a $5 million Air Mobility Command Multiple Award Basic Ordering Agreement awarded July 31, 2025 (through July 30, 2030). Task order activity under these vehicles is most concentrated under the AFMC Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA930117D0003), which carries 78 task orders worth $48.8 million combined potential value, reflecting West Point's long-standing Edwards Air Force Base footprint with airfield maintenance, pavement repair, and facility work.

Activity has declined sharply in recent years—14 awards in 2022, falling to 2 awards in 2026 (through September)—creating a recompete cliff: only 3 awards with a combined potential value of $13.6 million reach ultimate completion within the next 24 months, indicating limited near-term recompete pressure but a contract population heavily weighted toward mid-2020s execution. Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts (a subset above $150,000 threshold), West Point reported $1.9 million invoiced in FY2024 across 3.6 FTEs and $11.7 million in FY2025 across 14.4 FTEs, reflecting modest federal services activity relative to its construction prime work; government-paid hourly rates on these contracts ranged from $87.76/hour (10th percentile) to $585.68/hour (90th percentile), with a median of $249.27/hour. SCI records show West Point engages subcontractors on average at 29% of prime-contract hours, with 15 named subs reported across the limited SCI-reportable population—indicating the company builds internal delivery capacity while using subs for specialized trades.

The company qualifies under multiple SBA designations: HUBZone certification, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, veteran-owned small business, and self-certified small disadvantaged business status. Set-aside posture spans both full-and-open competition (notably the FAA BOAs and smaller AFMC delivery orders) and set-aside vehicles—HUBZone, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and total small business designations recur across its prime portfolio. The corporate structure lists West Point Contractors, Inc. and a subsidiary also named West Point Contractors, Inc., both carrying identical SBA and minority-ownership designations; no subsidiary specialization or acquisition narrative is evident from the source.

WPC is a multifaceted construction company with 20 years serving Southern Arizona. WPC holds SBA certifications such as 8(a), Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, HUBZone, DOT DBE, Pima County/ City of Tucson SBE and holds General Engineering A and General Commercial Contractor B-1 licenses.

Our staff offers decades of experience; having the ability to provide services for a variety of project scopes, and bringing an integrated understanding of local, state and federal regulations and clearances. The West Point team has an extensive background in design build, building repair and renovation, new building construction including LEED commercial building construction, heavy civil, bridges, paving, demolition, operations and maintenance, and remediation projects.