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Virginia Class A ContractorNorthern Virginia

Governmentand general construction

DNA Development Corporation is a Virginia Class A contractor delivering government and general construction, renovation and trade coordination across Northern Virginia.

License
Published once verified
Markets
Government · General Construction
Service area
Northern Virginia
Delivery
Prime · Subcontract

01 Why DNA

Built for scope that has to be documented

Public owners are not buying enthusiasm. They are buying a contractor who can be licensed, bonded, scheduled, inspected and closed out on the record.

01

Class A scope

A Virginia Class A license carries no dollar limit on project value, so scope is decided by fit and schedule rather than by license tier.

02

Trade coordination

We hold the schedule across trades — sequencing, inspections and closeout — so owners deal with one accountable party.

03

Documentation discipline

Submittals, daily reports, RFIs and closeout packages are produced as part of the work, not reconstructed at the end of it.

04

Northern Virginia focus

Working a defined service area keeps mobilization short, inspection relationships current and response times real.

02 Government

Registration data, as filed

Every identifier below is published from our own records and left blank until it is verified. Actual solicitation requirements always control eligibility.

Virginia license no.
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License class
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eVA vendor ID
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SAM.gov status
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UEI
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CAGE code
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Business size
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Straight-on view of a mid-century public administrative building of brick and precast concrete
Institutional work — offices, facilities, and public buildings

03 Capabilities

Capability matrix

Self-performed and coordinated work by division. Scope on any given project is confirmed against the solicitation or contract documents.

DNA Development Corporation capability matrix by work group
GroupWork included
Site & structure
  • Selective demolition
  • Concrete flatwork & repair
  • Structural framing
  • Site restoration
Building envelope
  • Roofing repair & replacement
  • Doors, frames & hardware
  • Windows & glazing
  • Sealants & waterproofing
Interiors
  • Metal stud & drywall
  • Acoustical ceilings
  • Flooring & tile
  • Painting & coatings
  • Millwork & casework
Systems coordination
  • Mechanical coordination
  • Electrical coordination
  • Plumbing coordination
  • Fire protection coordination
Delivery
  • General construction
  • Renovation & alteration
  • Tenant fit-out
  • IDIQ & task-order work
  • Subcontract packages

04 Projects

Project record

We publish projects only after the details, dates and references have been confirmed. Nothing here is illustrative.

No projects published yet

Completed project records are added to this site as they are verified, with client type, scope, dates and — where permission is granted — references. Until then, we would rather show nothing than something invented.

05 Approach

Four steps, in order

The same sequence on a task order and on a private renovation.

  1. 01

    Review

    We read the solicitation or scope in full, confirm the licensing and registration requirements, and decide whether we are the right bidder before spending your time.

  2. 02

    Price

    Quantities, unit pricing, subcontractor quotes and general conditions are assembled into a documented estimate you can question line by line.

  3. 03

    Build

    One point of contact, a published schedule, coordinated trades, and daily documentation for the duration of the work.

  4. 04

    Close out

    Punch resolution, as-builts, warranties, O&M documentation and final inspections handed over as a complete package.

Next step

Send us the scope or the solicitation

Tell us what the work is and when it has to be done. We will tell you plainly whether we are the right contractor for it.