ANSELMI & DE CICCO, INC.

Anselmi & De Cicco, Inc. specializes in heavy and civil engineering construction, with a focused track record in flood risk mitigation and infrastructure resilience projects for federal defense installations. Their work on the Port Monmouth Flood Reduction Project and Port Monmouth Contract 5 demonstrates hands-on expertise in coastal and hydraulic engineering, including levee reinforcement, stormwater management systems, erosion control, and earthwork construction in sensitive tidal environments. The firm applies precision grading, drainage design, and sediment control techniques to meet stringent environmental and military infrastructure standards, often operating in constrained, high-hazard zones requiring strict adherence to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers protocols and FEMA floodplain guidelines. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering mission-critical civil works that enhance base resilience and operational continuity. Their projects typically involve coordination with military engineers and environmental compliance teams to ensure alignment with DoD Installation Resiliency Standards and National Environmental Policy Act requirements. This sustained engagement suggests a deep understanding of defense infrastructure priorities and a proven ability to execute complex, federally funded construction under rigorous oversight. Anselmi & De Cicco operates primarily within NAICS 237990, which encompasses non-residential, large-scale civil infrastructure beyond traditional road or building construction—specifically flood control, coastal protection, and military site enhancement. Their market positioning centers on niche, high-stakes civil works where hydraulic engineering and environmental compliance intersect, serving as a specialized contractor for defense and federal agencies requiring engineered solutions to natural hazard threats. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Maplewood, New Jersey, the firm maintains a regional footprint with a focus on East Coast federal projects. While currently without formal government certifications, their project execution reflects a commitment to quality control, safety compliance, and regulatory adherence essential for federal construction contracts.