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Civil Construction contracts in District of Columbia

Federal heavy and civil engineering construction work in District of Columbia that is set aside for small businesses. As of Oct 17, 2026: 0 open notices, 1 set-aside contract ending in the next 6 to 18 months, and 3 new set-aside awards in the last 12 months.

Covers NAICS 2371 (Utility System Construction), 2373 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction), 2379 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction). Place of performance: District of Columbia.

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Contracts ending soon (recompetes)

ScoreIncumbentAgencyIndustryStateTotal obligatedEnds
75METRO PAVING CORP
PROJECT NP JFK1(2) NAMA16(2) TRL(1): THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF KENNEDY CENTER…
Why 75? ends in 14 mo · no option years left · $21M · 4 offers last time · standalone contract
  • Ends in about 14 months (Dec 31, 2027). +14/30
  • No unexercised option years on record, so new work likely has to be awarded when it ends. +20/20
  • $21M obligated so far. +17/20
  • Last time it was competed among eligible firms (set-aside competition) with 4 offers. +14/20
  • Standalone contract, so the follow-on is not tied to an existing vehicle. +10/10
  • The incumbent has held it since 2021 (about 6 years).
Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Highway, Street, and Bridge…DC$20,672,183Dec 31, 2027

Who wins this work in District of Columbia

CompanySet-aside $ obligated
Seneca Federal Solutions, LLC$3,994,804
Amvet Ritz JV LLC$3,633,618
Metro Paving Corp$2,543,062
Lorton Stone, LLC$589,007
Tli Construction, Inc.$534,728

Top buyers: Department of the Interior ($4,594,147), Department of Justice ($3,994,804), Department of Transportation ($2,578,632).

Source: USAspending.gov, small-business set-aside contracts for NAICS 2371, 2373, 2379 performed in District of Columbia, Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026. Dollars are net obligations in the period. Refreshed weekly.

Free local help: APEX Accelerators in District of Columbia

APEX Accelerators give small businesses no-cost, one-on-one help with SAM.gov registration, finding bids and preparing proposals. The program is funded by the Department of War (formerly Defense) Office of Industrial Base Growth.

Source: official APEX Accelerators directory, checked Oct 18, 2026. AwardWatchdog is independent and not affiliated with the APEX Accelerators program.

Frequently asked questions

How many federal heavy and civil engineering construction set-aside contracts are open in District of Columbia?

As of Oct 17, 2026, AwardWatchdog lists 0 open small-business set-aside or early-stage notices for heavy and civil engineering construction work performed in District of Columbia (NAICS 2371, 2373, 2379), from SAM.gov.

Who wins heavy and civil engineering construction set-aside contracts in District of Columbia?

From Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026, USAspending.gov shows 3 new small-business set-aside contract awards for this work performed in District of Columbia. The largest recipient by dollars obligated was Seneca Federal Solutions, LLC ($3,994,804), and the biggest buyer was Department of the Interior.

Where can I get free help bidding on federal contracts in District of Columbia?

District of Columbia is served by DC APEX Accelerator (District of Columbia Government). APEX Accelerators give small businesses free help with registration, bid searches and proposals (official directory checked Oct 18, 2026).

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