DRENNON CONSTRUCTION & CONSULTING, INC.

Drennon Construction & Consulting, Inc. specializes in the design and construction of critical water and sewer infrastructure, with proven expertise in extending potable water distribution systems and installing centralized wastewater treatment facilities. Their work includes the decommissioning of obsolete septic systems, hazardous material abatement, and controlled demolition of contaminated structures—demonstrating a strong command of environmental compliance and public health safety protocols. The firm’s technical capabilities extend to pipeline alignment, trenching, backfilling, pressure testing, and integration of modern plumbing systems within sensitive operational environments, particularly in remote or federally managed installations. Their approach emphasizes precision in utility relocation, contamination mitigation, and adherence to EPA and OSHA standards during complex site remediation. The contractor has delivered services to the Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting rural and institutional facilities requiring upgraded sanitation infrastructure. Their engagements involve mission-critical upgrades to dining, housing, and administrative buildings where centralized wastewater systems replace decentralized septic fields, ensuring long-term operational sustainability and regulatory compliance. Drennon’s primary industry focus is NAICS 237110—Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction—where they execute large-scale utility extensions and system overhauls for federal installations. They are positioned as a niche provider of infrastructure modernization in remote or austere locations, with a focus on replacing aging, non-compliant systems with engineered, scalable solutions. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Fairbanks, Alaska, Drennon Construction & Consulting operates with a regional footprint optimized for federal projects in northern and rural Alaska. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their on-the-ground experience in harsh climates and limited-access environments provides a distinct advantage in executing complex civil works under extreme conditions.