DUBOIS & KING INC

DUBOIS & KING INC specializes in architectural and engineering services for federal infrastructure, delivering design, repair, and maintenance solutions for mission-critical facilities. Their technical expertise includes structural assessments, electrical system upgrades—such as replacement of outdated Federal Pacific panels—HVAC and emergency power distribution, bridge design, and boat maintenance facility modernization. The firm demonstrates deep proficiency in compliance-driven engineering for aging federal assets, with a focus on safety, code adherence, and lifecycle extension of federal buildings and maritime infrastructure. Their work often involves complex coordination across multiple disciplines, including environmental considerations and facility condition assessments, positioning them as a trusted technical advisor for long-term asset management. The contractor maintains strong, recurring relationships with the Department of Homeland Security, where they support U.S. Coast Guard facilities through architectural and engineering design for maintenance and repair projects. They also serve the Department of Veterans Affairs with critical infrastructure upgrades, including power systems and building service extensions, and provide engineering support to the Department of Agriculture on forest infrastructure, including bridge design and environmental site assessments for non-federal lands. Their engagement patterns reflect sustained, mission-aligned partnerships rather than one-off procurements. Their primary focus is on NAICS 541330—Engineering Services—where they deliver full-scope A/E deliverables for federal construction and renovation programs. They also possess niche experience in environmental consulting under NAICS 541620, conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments on federal-adjacent properties. This dual capability allows them to address both structural and environmental compliance needs in a single engagement. DUBOIS & KING INC is a small, locally based firm headquartered in Randolph, Vermont, operating under a 2L entity structure. While they currently hold no formal government certifications, their consistent performance across high-stakes federal projects demonstrates reliable technical execution and regulatory familiarity within the federal construction and infrastructure support market.