Why Choose Bear Construction Group for Your Government Construction Project?

• Extensive Government Construction Experience: With over a decade of experience working with government agencies in the DMV region, we have a deep understanding of complex procurement processes, federal and local regulations, and stringent security protocols.

• Proven Quality & Commitment to Safety: We are committed to exceeding the highest quality standards in government construction. We prioritize safety throughout the entire construction process, ensuring the well-being of workers and the public.

• Transparency & Collaboration: We believe in open communication and collaboration throughout the project. We will work closely with your team, stakeholders, and the community to ensure everyone is informed and involved in the process.

• Experienced Project Management: Our team of seasoned project managers are adept at navigating the complexities of government construction projects. They will meticulously plan, manage, and execute every detail, ensuring efficient workflow, on-time completion, and adherence to budget constraints.

• Sustainable Building Practices: We incorporate sustainable building practices and energy-efficient features into our government construction projects whenever possible. This minimizes environmental impact, reduces operating costs, and contributes to LEED certification where applicable.

  
  

Building a Stronger Community Together

Ready to embark on a government construction project? Contact Bear Construction Group today for a free consultation. We'll discuss your project goals, answer your questions, and provide you with a detailed proposal outlining our approach and experience in government construction.

Let us partner with you to build a government facility that fosters a better future for all.

Current Projects

Jefferson Drive Apron, Whitten Building, Washington, DC

• Year: 2024

• Description: Repair the roof at various locations including the cafeteria , planters and the two arches over independence avenue.

• Agency: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

EPA Environmental Science Center Building  , Fort Meade , Maryland

• Year: 2024 – 2025 

• Description: Remove the 44,000 sqft roof including skylights on the Environmental Science Center Building. Provide a new state of the art roofing system.   

• Agency: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Past Projects

Hatfield Gate Access Control Point, Ft. Meyer, Virginia

• Year: 2016 - 2017

• Description: Design/build contract for parking lot and associated improvements.

• Agency: Mission & Installation Contracting Command, U.S. Army

Temporary Visitor Control Center, Ft. Myer, Virginia

• Year: 2016 -2017

• Description: Construction of temporary modular/pre-engineered style building for the VCC.

• Agency: Mission & Installation Contracting Command, U.S. Army

U.S. Department of Energy Main Building, Germantown, MD

• Year: 2017

• Description: Repair and replacement of Data Center and Warehouse Loading Dock Roofs.

• Agency: U.S. General Services Administration

Building 9706, Ft. Meade, MD

• Year: 2017

• Description: Remove existing and install new skylight measuring 400’+ in length.

• Agency: National Security Agency

East Moat, Market Shed and Garden Wall, Areas 1 - 6, Whitten Building, Washington, DC

• Year: 2018

• Description: Design and install power delivery to Farmer’s Market at East Moat, design and construct replacement Market Shed, and design & install replacement of garden wall reinforcing systems, all in historic headquarters building along National Mall.

• Agency: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Jefferson Drive Apron, Whitten Building, Washington, DC

• Year: 2018 - 2019

• Description: Design and construct bollard security system at driveway and VIP parking lot at historic headquarters building along National Mall.

• Agency: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Department of Justice D/B Balcony, Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC

• Year: 2018 - 2020

• Description: Replacement and repair of balcony, skylight, stone, and flashing in historic DOJ headquarters building along National Mall.

• Agency: U.S. General Services Administration