DOYON PROJECT SERVICES, LLC

Doyon Project Services, LLC specializes in commercial and institutional building construction, with deep expertise in mission-critical facility upgrades for federal installations. Their work encompasses roof system replacements, structural repairs, site preparation for automated transport systems, and conversion of building systems such as fan wall units—often in high-traffic healthcare and military environments. They demonstrate proficiency in maintaining operational continuity during renovations, executing precision work on active Army and Navy installations including Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Wainwright, and Naval Station Newport. Their civil engineering capabilities extend to pier and bulkhead repairs, bollard and cleat restoration, and lift station replacements, indicating strong command of marine infrastructure and structural integrity standards in austere or sensitive locations. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering facility modernization across Army, Navy, and joint bases, with a focus on hospital infrastructure, intelligence centers, and utility systems. They also serve the Department of Health and Human Services on critical public health infrastructure, such as sanitation lift stations, demonstrating adaptability across federal health and defense missions. Their work is characterized by rapid response to facility degradation, compliance with military construction codes, and minimal disruption to ongoing operations. Doyon Project Services primarily operates under NAICS 236220 for commercial and institutional construction and 237990 for heavy civil engineering, positioning them as a niche provider of facility resilience and infrastructure renewal for federal agencies. They specialize in high-reliability, low-downtime renovations within occupied buildings and coastal or maritime facilities. Based in Federal Way, Washington, the company is structured as a small business (2K) with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic footprint is defined by DoD and HHS project locations, primarily in the Pacific Northwest, Southeast, and Alaska, with a focus on federal property maintenance and lifecycle support rather than new construction.