Accura Engineering And Consulting Services, Inc.

Accura Engineering And Consulting Services, Inc., a women-owned small business headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, delivers facilities engineering design, construction management, quality assurance, and construction administrative support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards). The firm holds SBA certifications as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), and competes predominantly under small-business set-asides—particularly Total Small Business and 8(a) sole-source designations—across its prime contracting portfolio.

Accura's customer concentration reflects deep NASA and Army Corps of Engineers relationships. NASA agencies account for the largest award volume: Marshall Space Flight Center leads with 87 awards ($54 million combined potential value), followed by Goddard Space Center with 32 awards ($19.3 million). However, dollar concentration tilts heavily toward the Army Corps of Engineers, where the Louisville District and Fort Worth District account for $277.4 million and $200.2 million in combined potential value respectively, driven by three large indefinite-delivery contracts (IDCs) for construction management services. The top five customer agencies represent 59% of awards by count but concentrate around 54% of potential value; the discrepancy reflects small task orders to NASA facilities offset by massive standing IDIQs with the Corps. Environmental Protection Agency Region 4 places 41 awards ($6.4 million), representing a secondary civilian-agency customer base focused on environmental consulting services.

Accura holds six primary IDCs anchoring its pipeline. The flagship vehicle is a $46 million single-award Facilities Engineering Design and Inspection Services II (FEDIS II) contract with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (April 2025–September 2030, Total Small Business set-aside), from which 86 task orders ($7.9 million) have been awarded for facility design, construction administrative support, inspections, and specialized engineering studies across Huntsville operations. Three major Army Corps of Engineers contracts drive recompete risk and growth: a $240 million Non-AE Construction Management Services Civil Works LRD Regional MATOC with the Louisville District (May 2024–May 2029, Total Small Business), a $200 million Fort Worth District architecture-engineering vehicle (August 2023–August 2030, no set-aside), and a $35 million single-award Alaska District IDIQ for construction management and quality assurance (April 2023–April 2027, Total Small Business). Additional vehicles include an $18 million woman-owned small business architecture-engineer and construction management IDIQ with the Louisville District (March 2024–March 2027), a $5.5 million NASA Goddard single-award 8(a) sole source IDC for construction quality assurance and coordination (December 2022–November 2026), and a $5 million Department of Army woman-owned small business construction management vehicle (December 2022–December 2027). Accura also holds a $10 million WOSB-set-aside Department of Defense construction phase services IDC (November 2024–November 2029).

Representative capability work spans NASA facility infrastructure and Army Corps of Engineers construction oversight. At Marshall Space Flight Center, recent delivery orders include a $1.42 million design package for metal roof replacement (July 2026), a $1.48 million generic engineering time contract supporting multiple local construction designs (August 2025), and a $1.10 million construction administrative services order for HP GN2 facility revitalization and fire protection and water piping repairs (July 2026–March 2030). Task orders under FEDIS II typically address individual building systems—design for oxygen monitoring systems, emergency lighting refresh, electrical distribution upgrades, HVAC evaluations, restroom refurbishment, and fire alarm replacements—with individual order values ranging from under $1,000 to approximately $250,000. With the Army Corps of Engineers, Accura delivers large construction management and quality assurance portfolios: a $14 million order for the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Runway 16/34 Extension project in Alaska (January 2026, Total Small Business), a $2.92 million construction management services order for Tyndall Air Force Base rebuild (June 2024), a $2.32 million option-year extension for Tyndall (September 2023), a $2.73 million Eareckson Air Station construction management order (March 2024), and a $6.45 million Moose Creek Dam construction management and quality assurance contract (April 2023). Accura also performs quality assurance and construction coordination services across NASA Goddard's Wallops Flight Facility and Greenbelt campus, with four task orders valued between $300,000 and $773,000 awarded December 2024 for center-funded and customer-funded facility projects.

Activity has accelerated significantly. The past five years show growth from 16 awards in 2022 to 50 in 2026, with 41 in 2025 (the previous peak), reflecting expansion under newly awarded IDCs and active task-order placement. Thirty-seven awards totaling $26.7 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing material recompete exposure across NASA Marshall facilities work and smaller Army Corps of Engineers task orders.

Accura's subcontractor footprint is minimal: the vendor performs as a sub to AECOM Technical Services and AECOM Services on construction management surveillance and quality assurance support at military installations in the Savannah District area and at Fort Gordon, Fort Benning, and Robins Air Force Base, totaling three sub awards since 2022. The vendor operates as a prime 99% of the time and does not report material sub-supply relationships.

GSA Schedule labor rates span $54.34 to $199.26 per hour across 18 unique categories, covering engineering technicians, drafting specialists, construction inspectors, staff and project engineers, program administrators, and chief engineers. Educational requirements range from high school to bachelor's degree, with experience scales from zero to fifteen years; no security-cleared positions are offered. This portfolio supports Accura's on-site inspection, design, and field administration work across facility projects.

Provide engineering, construction, management/inspection, environmental & remediation services, testing, facilities management, asbestos/mold/lead-based paint assessments, surveying, GIS, IT. Repair/alteration/renovation/maintenance & emergency response.