A Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business | SBA Veteran Small Business Certification – 52457303861 509.528.7340  •  david@davidwaltergroupllc.com
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Capabilities

Capabilities & Services

DWG deploys communications and technical infrastructure, programs military construction, manages federal construction and environmental projects, and runs the procurement and subcontract machinery behind them. We deliver as a subcontractor to large primes, as a direct-award SDVOSB prime, and as a consultant to small businesses pursuing federal work.

Communications & Technical Infrastructure Deployment

Site survey through acceptance testing • inside and outside plant • CONUS/OCONUS

Site survey and existing-conditions capture, progressive design review at 30/60/90/100 percent, conduit and pathway routing, inside and outside plant cabling, network and power integration, acceptance testing, and as-built and configuration management baselines — at dispersed fixed sites, CONUS and OCONUS.

MILCON & FSRM Programming

DD Form 1391 • project validation • funding-stream determination

DD Form 1391 development and review, project validation, scope, cost and schedule development, funding-stream determination across sustainment, restoration and modernization, integrated priority list support, and the annual programming cycle.

Project & Construction Management

Vertical and horizontal construction • owner’s representative • schedule and cost control

Vertical and horizontal construction, facility and infrastructure projects, schedule and cost control, and owner’s representative and oversight roles on federal and heavy civil work.

Environmental & Remediation Support

CERCLA and Superfund • regulator negotiation • long-term monitoring

CERCLA and Superfund program management, regulator negotiation and interface, soil and groundwater remediation, long-term monitoring, and environmental compliance.

Procurement & Subcontract Support

Source selection • cost and price analysis • Buyer Technical Representative programs

Source selection, cost and price analysis, subcontract administration, Buyer Technical Representative programs, invoicing and closeout — the buy-side machinery behind a federal program.

Emergency Services, Safety, Staffing & Capture Support

Fire and emergency response • EOD • credentialed specialists on task • proposal volumes

Fire and emergency response, explosive ordnance disposal, readiness and installation emergency management; credentialed specialists placed on task; and compliance matrices, technical and cost volumes and indirect rate models for firms bidding federal work.

Why Primes and Agencies Pick DWG

Communications infrastructure at scale, from the government’s side of it

Program leadership on radiation portal monitor deployment at 330+ U.S. ports of entry and on DOE NNSA contract DICCE 2 — Design, Integration, Construction, Communications and Engineering — across 360+ international sites. Both programs are communications and technical infrastructure construction at fixed government sites.

Command-level breadth in one person, not a matrix

A retired Air Force colonel who directed engineering, installation management, readiness, and fire and emergency services for a wing of roughly 1,400 personnel, and commanded 255 personnel operating a 20 MW power plant, a 0.5 MGD wastewater plant, 2,500 buildings and two runways at Kirkuk Regional Airbase, Iraq.

The requirement writer and the bidder are the same person

Wrote every DD Form 1391 for MILCON and maintenance at Pope AFB as the government’s programmer, then held review and theater-level oversight of programming documentation across the Pacific. Now builds proposals for engineering and construction programs valued up to $400M annually.

Buy-side depth most small businesses do not have

Sourced, evaluated and awarded 119 subcontracts worth more than $141 million across Fixed Price, Cost Reimbursable and Time & Materials on a DOE multiple-award task order contract, including the price reasonableness determination behind each award.

A credentialed bench without carried overhead

DWG assembles qualified teams on task rather than carrying idle headcount, and does not recover bench cost in the hourly rate.

Local and resident

Headquartered in Kennewick, in the Hanford community, with a second base in Mississippi and nationwide delivery remote and on-site.

Company Data

ItemDetail
Business TypeService-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), Limited Liability Company
SBA Veteran Small Business Certification52457303861
CertificationsSDVOSB (VetCert)
SAM.govRegistered and active through 7 August 2027
UEIM41NABKEYVE1
CAGE Code8EQN8
Entity Established2012
Congressional DistrictWA-04
E-VerifyEnrolled
AccountingDocumented indirect rate structure
Primary NAICS541990 All Other Professional, Scientific & Technical Services
Additional NAICS236210 Industrial Building Construction • 237990 Other Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction • 541219 Other Accounting Services • 541330 Engineering Services (DoD exception size standards apply) • 541512 Computer Systems Design Services • 541611 Administrative & General Management Consulting • 541613 Marketing Consulting • 541614 Process, Physical Distribution & Logistics Consulting • 541618 Other Management Consulting • 541620 Environmental Consulting • 561210 Facilities Support Services • 561320 Temporary Help Services • 611430 Professional & Management Development Training
LocationsKennewick, Washington (HQ) • Mississippi • Nationwide delivery, remote and on-site CONUS/OCONUS