KING CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC

KING CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC. specializes in the construction of new multifamily housing developments, particularly for non-for-sale occupancy, with a focus on mission-critical employee housing projects. Their technical expertise includes full-cycle residential construction, site preparation, structural framing, utility integration, and compliance with federal housing standards for government-occupied dwellings. The firm demonstrates proficiency in managing phased construction initiatives, coordinating with federal facility planners, and executing projects under stringent environmental and safety regulations. Their work on the HARDEN FARMS EMPLOYEE HOUSING project indicates a capacity to deliver secure, durable, and code-compliant multi-unit housing tailored to federal workforce needs, with an emphasis on efficient build sequences and integrated systems design. The contractor has delivered work for the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting infrastructure needs for federal employee accommodations on remote or federally managed lands. This relationship suggests a niche in serving agencies that require housing solutions for personnel stationed in isolated or resource-constrained environments, where modular planning and rapid deployment are essential. Their engagement reflects an understanding of Interior’s operational housing standards and the logistical challenges of constructing in rural or sensitive ecological zones. KING CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC. operates primarily under NAICS 236116, which encompasses the construction of new multifamily housing excluding for-sale builders. This positions them squarely in the government-supported workforce housing market, where projects are typically funded through federal appropriations and require adherence to GSA or HUD guidelines. Their focus is not on commercial or speculative development but on mission-aligned, non-market-rate housing for federal employees. The company is structured as a small business (2L) based in Machias, Maine, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is regional, but their project scope indicates a capacity to serve federal installations across remote or rural jurisdictions, particularly where specialized housing infrastructure is required. They maintain a focused, mission-driven approach to government construction without broad diversification into other sectors.