LABORATORY DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC.

LABORATORY DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC specializes in the design and construction of specialized laboratory facilities for federal agencies, with a focus on mission-critical environments requiring strict compliance with health, safety, and operational standards. Their technical expertise includes the planning, engineering, and build-out of controlled-environment spaces such as research labs, testing facilities, and hazardous material handling areas, integrating advanced HVAC systems, chemical exhaust controls, biosafety protocols, and seismic retrofitting. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor, they bring a commitment to precision, regulatory adherence, and project integrity, differentiating themselves through tailored solutions for complex scientific infrastructure needs. The company has delivered services to DLA Maritime - Puget Sound, indicating experience supporting naval and defense logistics operations through facility construction or renovation efforts aligned with maritime mission requirements. While specific project details are not available, the nature of the award suggests involvement in constructing or upgrading laboratory or technical support spaces critical to equipment maintenance, materials testing, or environmental compliance within naval infrastructure. Their primary NAICS code, 339999, reflects non-specific manufacturing or specialized fabrication activities, though in context with their corporate name and contract type, this likely pertains to custom fabrication of lab components, modular systems, or specialized fixtures integral to laboratory construction. The firm is positioned as a niche provider in federal science and defense infrastructure, serving agencies requiring high-integrity, code-compliant build environments. Based in Gig Harbor, Washington, the company operates as a small business with federal certifications that enhance its competitiveness in set-aside markets. Their geographic presence supports Pacific Northwest federal installations, with potential for regional expansion into defense, research, and environmental compliance sectors.