Active bid book / as of 1 September 2026
Tate Works Construction self performs demolition, painting, drywall finishing, pressure washing and final cleaning as a subcontractor to general contractors. Below is every scope currently priced or in pricing. These are bids and pursuits, not awarded work.
Every priced and submitted scope, largest to smallest. Scopes still in measurement are counted by region below rather than listed individually.
Scopes where quantities are still being measured or a site walk is outstanding. No value is claimed and no bar is drawn until a number is submitted.
Multi year vehicles carrying ceiling or rate schedule values. These are held apart from the scope stack above, because a rate schedule ceiling and a firm proposal on a defined scope are not comparable numbers and should not share a bar chart.
Construction management and project management staffing across the Project Manager, Project Engineer, Safety Coordinator and Administrative labor categories. Rate schedule and scope letter submitted. Trade labor, design services and systems integration are not proposed under this vehicle.
Commercial construction services in support of tenant alteration efforts and HVAC services for Armed Forces Recruiting Facilities across the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Tate Works is proposed for demolition, painting, drywall finishing and final cleaning task orders under this vehicle.
Trade mix across all 53 active scopes. Everything listed is self performed.
Coverage runs the Mid Atlantic corridor with an established Georgia and Tennessee field capability.
19 of 53 scopes sit on federal, state or municipal projects. The remaining 34 are commercial retail, restaurant and healthcare fit out.
The same three rules govern every number on this sheet.
Every ambiguity goes to the GC in writing before a number is built. Where a quantity cannot be measured, TWC carries a stated allowance and a unit price rather than a guess.
Fifteen scopes were declined this month rather than priced against unresolved risk. Hazardous material is excluded on every proposal until a survey is in hand.
Attorney reviewed subcontract with hold harmless, additional insured, primary and non contributory, and waiver of subrogation. No lower tier sub mobilizes without a current certificate on file.
The commercial bid book is not the destination. It is how TWC accumulates the past performance required to prime federal set-aside construction.
Nine active scopes sit across eight federal installations today. TWC reaches all of them as a lower tier subcontractor to another firm's prime contract.
The FY2024 NDAA raised the government wide SDVOSB prime contracting goal from three percent to five. In the same act, Congress ended self certification. Only firms certified by SBA now count toward that goal.
At VA the preference is stronger still. Under 38 USC 8127 and 8128, SDVOSBs rank first, ahead of every other small business category. Kingdomware v. United States made the Rule of Two mandatory by unanimous decision. It sits in statute, not regulation.
TWC holds two lifetime SBA protege slots and has used neither. An approved mentor protege joint venture lets an established prime compete for SDVOSB set aside work it cannot bid on its own, with TWC carrying the certification and self performing the interior trades. SBA takes roughly 105 days to approve an agreement, so a fall filing clears in the first quarter of 2027.