BUILD & BUILD CORP

BUILD & BUILD CORP specializes in commercial and institutional building construction, with demonstrated expertise in repairing and restoring hurricane-damaged facilities in high-risk coastal environments. Their core capabilities include comprehensive interior and exterior rehabilitation of federally owned institutional structures, encompassing structural repairs, roofing, façade restoration, waterproofing, and compliance-driven construction sequencing under post-disaster conditions. The firm applies robust construction management practices tailored to federal facility standards, ensuring minimal operational disruption during repairs while adhering to safety, accessibility, and resilience requirements. Their technical proficiency lies in working with existing building systems under constrained timelines and environmental challenges, particularly in Puerto Rico’s humid, storm-prone climate. The contractor has delivered services exclusively for the Department of Labor, specifically on critical infrastructure projects at Job Corps centers. This relationship indicates a focused engagement with federal workforce training facilities, where timely restoration of educational and residential spaces is essential to program continuity. Their work reflects an understanding of federal facility protocols, including adherence to OSHA standards and federal building codes for institutional use. Their primary industry focus is NAICS 236220—commercial and institutional building construction—which in practice means they execute repair and renovation projects on non-residential structures such as schools, training centers, and government-administered facilities. They position themselves as a regional specialist in post-disaster institutional recovery, leveraging local knowledge of Puerto Rico’s building stock and environmental stressors. BUILD & BUILD CORP operates as a small business entity (2L structure) based in Lares, Puerto Rico, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is anchored in Puerto Rico, where they serve as a locally rooted contractor capable of rapid mobilization for federal disaster recovery efforts. They maintain a focused, niche market position within the federal construction sector, serving mission-critical infrastructure needs in vulnerable island communities.