Wright Bros LLC

Wright Bros LLC, doing business as WB Construction, is a minority-owned, HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business based in Andalusia, Alabama, that delivers construction, renovation, repair, and facility maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across a broad portfolio of indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor competes across both set-aside and full-and-open opportunities, with recurring use of Total Small Business, 8(a) Sole Source, and Competitive 8(a) set-asides alongside unrestricted full-and-open delivery orders—indicating a mixed posture that leverages its SBA certifications when advantageous but also wins unrestricted work.

Wright Bros LLC operates as a 100-percent prime contractor footprint (432 awards, zero subcontract activity) with no named subcontractors reported in the award record or SCI dataset. The corporate structure includes two subsidiaries—WB Construction LLC and Talon Construction JV entities (I and II)—both carrying minority-owned, HUBZone-certified, and small disadvantaged business designations, positioning the company to maintain set-aside eligibility across joint venture arrangements.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220), encompassing facility renovations, HVAC and mechanical systems replacement, roof work, electrical and fire safety upgrades, design-build services, and infrastructure repair. Concrete examples include a $17.87 million definitive contract with the USDA Forest Service (awarded July 16, 2025) for comprehensive reconstruction of Davidson River Campground in Pisgah Forest, North Carolina, involving demolition and new bathhouse construction, utility infrastructure upgrades, and landscaping across eight campground loops; a $5.53 million delivery order from Kennedy Space Center (April 13, 2022) for 200-ton crane installation at the Rotation Processing and Surge Facility; and a $4.13 million firm-fixed-price definitive contract with the Army Corps of Engineers (September 23, 2022) for DHS National Training Facility envelope replacement at Anniston Army Depot in Alabama. SCI-reported invoicing was $12.2 million in FY2022, $27.7 million in FY2023, and $19.9 million in FY2024, reflecting government-paid median hourly rates around $748.79/hr on federal service contracts captured above the $150,000 threshold, with senior labor rates reaching approximately $2,153.77/hr.

Customer concentration is pronounced but not singular. GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7 leads by dollar value, with 61 awards totaling $426.3 million combined potential value—representing about 20 percent of the vendor's total prime footprint. Air Combat Command follows in potential-value ranking with 9 awards worth $365.8 million (nearly all concentrated in the $360 million Barksdale Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract IDIQ awarded March 10, 2023). Kennedy Space Center ranks third with 44 awards worth $194.1 million. Together, these three customers account for 57 percent of combined potential value. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts and GSA Region 3 round out the top five by award count, each representing smaller dollar values per award but sustained volume.

The vendor holds a portfolio of large indefinite delivery contracts that anchor its federal posture. The Kennedy Space Center Small Task Order Construction Contract ($150 million ceiling) has generated 42 task orders totaling $39.4 million in combined potential value. The Great American Outdoors Act MATOC ($250 million ceiling, awarded to multiple awardees on March 31, 2023) has supported nine delivery orders worth $15.4 million, including a $7.13 million Barataria Trails Improvements project for the National Park Service and a $2.9 million aeration system construction order for Fish and Wildlife Service in Arkansas. GSA Region 7 construction vehicles dominate the vehicle-count ranking: the PBS Region 7 Construction MATOC (2015–2020, now expired) generated 42 task orders ($48.2 million), while newer region-specific IDIQs awarded in 2021–2025 (Houston Zone, Region 3, Region 4, Region 6, and border regions) collectively provide Wright Bros LLC access to task order competitions across nine states. Air Combat Command's $360 million Barksdale IDIQ (2023–2032) stands as the largest single vehicle by ceiling but has delivered only seven task orders to date, concentrated in facility repair and renovation at the Louisiana installation. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile maintains three active 8(a) sole-source IDIQs—$4.5 million each for Fort Novosel, Maxwell Air Force Base, and Fort Rucker—supporting construction and renovation services at those installations. The vendor also holds $25 million and $30 million regional construction IDIQs with GSA Regions 6 and border-area Region 7 zones, all set aside for total small business.

Activity has contracted markedly in recent years. The vendor received 47 awards in 2022 and 46 in 2023, dropping to 23 in 2024 and 18 in 2025, with only 7 awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date. This downward trajectory suggests either reduced task order issuance from key vehicles (particularly Kennedy Space Center and GSA Region 7), loss of prime position on high-volume contracts, or both. The recompete cliff is material: 21 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry a combined potential value of $63.1 million, exposing the vendor to competitive recompete risk on a meaningful share of its active portfolio as contract periods close out.

SCI-reported labor data shows the vendor self-performed all hours across its prime contracts with no subcontractor hours recorded, consistent with its zero-sub prime footprint in the award data. FTE trajectory peaked at 14.8 in FY2023 (supporting $27.7 million in invoiced federal service revenue), then declined to 9.5 FTEs in FY2024 (supporting $19.9 million), aligning with the declining award volume and reflecting contract completion cycles rather than sustained workforce scaling. Median government-paid rates of $748.79/hr on SCI-reportable service contracts position Wright Bros LLC in the mid-market labor pricing segment for federal construction services, with rate variability from near-zero (likely indicating lump-sum or firm-fixed-price work with minimal labor allocation) to senior labor approaching $2,153/hr.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Design and Build Construction.