FDCD II JOINT VENTURE, LLC

FDCD II Joint Venture, LLC specializes in the design and construction of mission-critical commercial and institutional facilities, with a demonstrated focus on complex renovation and expansion projects for veteran healthcare infrastructure. The contractor delivers full-scope construction services including structural modifications, MEP system upgrades, ADA-compliant accessibility enhancements, and interior fit-outs tailored to clinical and residential care environments. Their technical expertise lies in executing sensitive renovations within active medical facilities—ensuring strict infection control, operational continuity, and compliance with VA design standards and federal healthcare building codes. Key differentiators include precision in phasing construction activities around ongoing patient care, coordination with clinical stakeholders, and adherence to VA’s Facility Guidelines and FFY standards. The contractor maintains a deep, consistent relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, consistently awarded projects to modernize mental health units, domiciliary buildings, and outpatient clinics. Their work supports VA’s strategic priorities in expanding access to behavioral health services and upgrading aging infrastructure, often under tight operational constraints within live medical campuses. Their primary industry focus is Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220), with a vertical specialization in healthcare and veteran-support facilities. They are positioned as a trusted builder for federal agencies requiring high-integrity, low-disruption construction in regulated clinical settings. FDCD II Joint Venture, LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Joint Venture, certified under the VA’s SDVOSB program, reflecting its mission-aligned leadership and commitment to veteran-serving communities. Based in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania, the firm operates with a targeted national footprint, primarily serving VA medical centers across the Eastern United States, and is strategically positioned to respond to federal infrastructure modernization needs in veteran healthcare.