KONZEL CONSTRUCTION CO INC

KONZEL CONSTRUCTION CO INC specializes in the design and execution of water and sewer infrastructure projects, with demonstrated expertise in the rehabilitation of critical water storage systems. Their recent work includes the rehabilitation of a water tank at Tioga Lake, indicating proficiency in structural integrity assessments, corrosion control, lining and coating applications, and hydraulic system upgrades for potable water storage. The contractor brings hands-on experience in confined-space operations, tank inspection protocols, and compliance with EPA and Army Corps of Engineers standards for military water infrastructure. Their technical approach emphasizes durable, long-term solutions for aging above-ground and below-ground water conveyance systems, with a focus on minimizing operational disruption during repairs. The company has delivered services for the Department of Defense, specifically supporting military installation water system resilience. This suggests a track record of meeting stringent DoD environmental and operational requirements, including work on federal property under military construction guidelines and in compliance with the Uniform Facilities Criteria. Their engagement with DoD indicates familiarity with security protocols, scheduling constraints on active bases, and coordination with federal environmental compliance officers. KONZEL CONSTRUCTION’s primary industry focus is NAICS 237110—water and sewer line and related structures construction—which encompasses the installation, repair, and modernization of pipelines, pump stations, reservoirs, and storage tanks. The firm is positioned as a niche provider of water infrastructure rehabilitation, particularly for government-owned facilities requiring engineered, long-service-life solutions. They operate without federal certifications, relying on technical execution and on-site expertise to compete in public works markets. Based in Erie, Pennsylvania, KONZEL CONSTRUCTION CO INC is a small, locally rooted contractor with a focused geographic footprint in the Northeast. The entity structure (2L) indicates a small business with limited corporate hierarchy, enabling agile project execution. While not certified under federal programs, their specialized skill set in water tank rehabilitation positions them as a reliable contractor for federal agencies managing aging water assets.