Westerly HSU JV II, LLC

Westerly HSU JV II, LLC is a Gaithersburg, Maryland-based small business joint venture that provides construction, engineering, and facilities management services to the federal government, particularly the Department of Defense. The company holds multiple small business certifications including Minority Owned Business, Veteran Owned Business, Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business, and 8(a) status, positioning it to compete for federal contracts with various set-aside designations. Westerly HSU JV II specializes in delivering complex infrastructure projects, renovation work, and technical services to naval and marine facilities across the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and beyond.

Through its federal contract awards, Westerly HSU JV II has demonstrated substantial capability in executing diverse facilities-related projects funded by the Department of the Navy and its subordinate commands. The company has received delivery orders for HVAC system replacement work, including interior HVAC system replacements at Naval Support Facility Dahlgren and Building 72 at Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C., with contract values ranging up to $2.52 million. Electrical infrastructure work represents another significant service area, with awards including a $6.88 million electrical upgrades project and a $4.03 million substation power upgrade at Naval Station Dahlgren, as well as a $3.34 million secondary unit substation and switchgear installation at Chesapeake Beach, Maryland. The company has also executed fire suppression and alarm system repairs at multiple locations, including a $927,791 delivery order for fire alarm and suppression system repair and replacement at Naval Research Laboratory Building 82 and a $318,066 project at Mill Creek Marina. Additional work includes renovation and construction services, such as $2.73 million in wall base and pull station renovation work at Naval Weapons Station Indian Head, $2.87 million for substation upgrades and cable replacement at Quantico, Virginia, parking apron restoration at Naval Air Station Patuxent River for $726,861, building demolition and storefront work, and barracks maintenance including patch and paint services. All delivery orders have been structured as firm fixed-price contracts awarded without additional set-aside designations by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, Navy Installations Command, and the Office of Naval Research, with completion dates generally extending through 2027.

Westerly HSU JV II holds a single-award competitive 8(a) indefinite delivery contract valued at $750 million awarded by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command on September 30, 2022, and extending through September 29, 2030. This contract vehicle provides comprehensive new construction, repair, and renovation services for Navy and Marine Corps facilities within NAVFAC's Washington area of responsibility, encompassing installations across Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. The underlying solicitation was designed as a competitive 8(a) multiple award construction contract (MACC) vehicle intended to award approximately five indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contracts with individual task order values anticipated to range from $250,000 to $5,000,000 over the ordering period. As of the current data, NAVFAC and subordinate Navy commands including Naval Sea Systems Command and Navy Installations Command have issued seventeen delivery orders totaling approximately $31.3 million in task order value against this IDV, demonstrating the company's established role as a trusted service provider for naval facilities infrastructure. Task orders issued under this contract have addressed facility upgrades, system replacements, renovation projects, and maintenance work at multiple naval installations, with representative projects spanning electrical systems, HVAC infrastructure, fire suppression systems, structural renovations, and parking facilities across the region.