Ensuring the structural integrity and operational readiness of educational facilities for military families, Dynamic-HHS JV LLC has secured a $17,929,681 firm-fixed-price contract. The multi-year agreement covers comprehensive preventative maintenance and demand maintenance services for Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) schools located at Fort Campbell.
Contract Details: At A Glance
| Contractor: | Dynamic-HHS JV LLC |
| Award Date: | July 8, 2026 |
| Contract Value: | $17,929,681 |
| Project: | Preventative and Demand Maintenance Services (DoDEA Schools) |
| Location: | Fort Campbell, Kentucky |
| Contract Number: | W91236-26-D-A012 |
| Awarding District: | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District |
District Context & Mission Impact
This facilities support contract is administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District. While the Norfolk District is geographically based in Virginia, it regularly executes specialized military construction and facility support missions that extend across regional boundaries, including support for DoDEA installations. Maintaining educational infrastructure for the children of service members is a critical quality-of-life mission for the military. By managing these recurring and emergency maintenance task orders, the Norfolk District ensures that learning environments remain safe, code-compliant, and fully operational, allowing military personnel at Fort Campbell to focus on their primary readiness objectives.
Contractor Spotlight & Industry Context
Dynamic-HHS JV LLC is an enterprise based in Winnebago, Nebraska, operating with specialized capabilities to deliver facilities engineering and base operations support. Joint ventures of this nature provide federal agencies with nimble, highly capable partnerships tailored to meet rigid Department of Defense performance metrics. Facility upkeep via preventative maintenance minimizes long-term lifecycle costs, while demand maintenance structures ensure rapid response times for unexpected utility or structural failures. This vital commercial support highlights the ongoing reliance of federal agencies on contracted facility experts to preserve essential domestic defense infrastructure and community assets.

