Marine Corps base construction, contracted through NAVFAC.
Construction on Marine Corps installations is contracted through Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, with installation requirements set by Marine Corps Installations Command. Sardion Construction Inc. is an SBA-certified SDVOSB with $30M single-project bonding, pursuing that work as prime and as a teaming partner.
SBA-certified SDVOSB · $30M single-project / $50M aggregate bonding · USACE CQM-certified management.
Capability highlights
- SDVOSB set-aside and sole-source eligible
- Built for the NAVFAC task-order cadence
- $30M single-project bonding capacity
- Background-checked personnel for badged installation work
Scope of work
- Barracks and training facility work: Unaccompanied housing, training and simulation facilities, administrative buildings, and support structures on Marine Corps installations — vertical building construction and renovation under NAICS 236220.
- NAVFAC contract vehicles: Marine Corps work generally arrives as a NAVFAC task order rather than a standalone solicitation. Sardion pursues it on the terms NAVFAC actually uses — short proposal windows, defined scope, and performance measured order by order.
- Renovation around an operating command: Phased work in occupied facilities, with temporary measures, utility outage coordination, and life safety maintained while the unit continues to train and operate.
- Access and force protection: Badging lead time, escorted deliveries, restricted work windows, and antiterrorism standoff criteria under UFC 4-010-01 where the facility type requires them.
- Quality, safety, and closeout: Three-phase quality control, EM 385-1-1 safety documentation, Davis-Bacon certified payroll, and a closeout package that lets the resident officer in charge of construction accept and close the work.
Questions owners and primes ask
- Who contracts construction on Marine Corps bases? Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) is the construction agent for Marine Corps installations, with requirements generated through Marine Corps Installations Command and the individual installations.
- Is Sardion eligible for Marine Corps SDVOSB set-asides? Yes. SBA certification as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business makes Sardion eligible for SDVOSB set-aside and sole-source awards, including NAVFAC requirements supporting the Marine Corps.
- Has Sardion worked on a Marine Corps installation? Marine Corps installation work is a market Sardion is pursuing. Delivered federal past performance is with the Department of Veterans Affairs and is provided in detail on request.
- Will Sardion team with a prime on Marine Corps work? Yes. Sardion supports primes who need a certified SDVOSB partner with real bonding capacity and credentialed management behind the designation.
- What is Sardion's bonding capacity? $30 million single project and $50 million aggregate, through North American Specialty Insurance Company.
Related capabilities
Sardion Construction Inc. — SBA-certified SDVOSB · CAGE 11P10 · UEI S289CEDCDLR5 · NAICS 236220