Navy Awards $10.9 Million Roofing Contract to Green Build USA in Philadelphia

Green Build USA LLC, based in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, won a firm-fixed-price deal worth up to $10.9 million to maintain and repair roofs at the Philadelphia Naval Business Center through August 2031.

First Published: July 28, 2026, 1:58 PM ET

COATESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA — Green Build USA LLC, a Coatesville, Pennsylvania, construction firm doing business as Federal Contracting Protocol, won a Navy contract worth up to $10.9 million to keep roofs intact at a Philadelphia military complex, as announced on war.gov.

The firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity award tops out at $10.9 million and covers roofing sustainment, maintenance, and repair, according to war.gov. The Navy will obligate $69,600 in fiscal 2026 overhead funds at the time of award, and those funds will not expire at the end of the fiscal year. Work will run at the Philadelphia Naval Business Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with completion expected by August 2031. The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division, serves as the contracting activity under contract number N64498-26-D-1020.

Competition shaped the award. The Navy competitively procured the contract through the System for Award Management website and received four offers, according to war.gov. The indefinite-delivery structure lets the service order repairs as roofs age rather than commit the full amount up front. Green Build USA gains a five-year revenue stream tied to a single federal customer, while the Navy locks in a fixed price for upkeep at a legacy waterfront facility. Taxpayers bear the eventual cost as individual task orders draw against the ceiling.

The award marks the first contract recorded for Green Build USA in 2026, bringing the company’s total contract value for the year to $10.9 million, according to war.gov. It ranks as the 28th Department of Defense contract awarded in Pennsylvania during 2026. The figure sits well below the 2026 Navy portfolio’s year-to-date maximum of $8 billion, placing this roofing deal among the smaller Navy awards of the year.

For the average reader, the contract translates into routine stewardship of federal property. Roof failures at aging military installations drive far larger repair bills and mission disruptions, so preventive maintenance contracts like this one aim to hold long-term costs down.

This has happened before. The Navy routinely bundles building sustainment work into multiyear, indefinite-delivery contracts at its shipyards and business centers, and roofing packages rank among the most common facility awards nationwide. This structure lets contracting officers respond to storm damage and wear without opening a fresh competition each time.

The next decisions rest with the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division, which will issue individual task orders against the ceiling as roofing needs arise. A schedule for the first order has not been announced.

The Philadelphia Naval Business Center traces its roots to one of the oldest naval sites in the country, as happened before with the property’s many transformations. The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard opened in 1801 and built warships for more than a century before closing to shipbuilding in 1996, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Developers later reshaped the surrounding land into a commercial and industrial campus that still hosts Navy engineering activity, and each new tenant and contractor has inherited the task of preserving structures first raised generations ago.

This contract represents the 1st contract awarded to Green Build USA LLC, doing business as Federal Contracting Protocol, in 2026, bringing the company’s total contract value for the year to $10,877,052. It is also the 28th Department of Defense contract awarded in Pennsylvania during 2026. Because this is the first award to Green Build USA LLC, doing business as Federal Contracting Protocol recorded in the database, it establishes the company’s initial benchmark within the Navy portfolio. Specifically, it falls between the 2026 Navy portfolio’s year-to-date minimum of $9,046,496 and maximum of $8,000,000,000. Overall, this award was announced among 13 Department of Defense contracts issued nationwide on July 28, 2026.