AFG Group Inc.

AFG Group Inc., a women-owned small business headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, provides construction management, quality assurance, project management, and facility support services as a prime contractor to federal civilian agencies, with a $5.54 billion combined potential value footprint driven primarily by a $4 billion SeaPort-NxG vehicle and multiple single-award and multiple-award IDIQs and BPAs. AFG competes almost entirely on a non-set-aside basis on its largest vehicles, though the company's WOSB certification anchors eligibility across OASIS+, Army Corps indefinite-delivery contracts, and numerous task-order set-asides with GSA, NIH, and defense agencies.

Customer concentration is extreme but fragmented by vehicle value. The top five agencies by award count account for 48% of the 411 recent awards, with the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Benefits Administration (64 awards, $777 thousand combined potential value), GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region (62 awards, $198.8 million), and NIH Construction (27 awards, $440.5 million) leading by volume. However, the dollar rankings differ sharply: Naval Sea Systems Command anchors $4 billion in potential value through the single SeaPort-NxG contract; GSA Public Buildings Service Region 3 contributes $651.1 million across 18 awards; and NIH Construction holds $440.5 million across 27 awards. The divergence reflects the vendor's reliance on a small number of very large indefinite-delivery vehicles and a large tail of smaller, repeating task orders across civilian agencies.

AFG's vehicle position spans the GSA ecosystem and defense contracting infrastructure. The Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) is the workhorse, with 343 task orders valued at $848.6 million combined potential value. Region 3 of PBS operates a separate $500 million BPA for construction management and related services under which AFG has placed 23 task orders worth $17.1 million. The vendor holds four awards (four contracts, four IDVs listed) under the OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ ($999.999 trillion ceiling, multiple award, through December 18, 2029) and the OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business IDIQ (same ceiling, multiple award, through September 29, 2029), both GSA-FAS vehicles issued in late 2024. Single-award BPAs with NIST ($9.8 million through August 2027, $7.5 million through September 2027, and an older $7.5 million through October 2025) funnel work to the Gaithersburg campus. A June 2024 $75 million BPA with GSA-NCR for moving services (multiple award, June 2030) and a June 2026 $400 million FY26 MATOC indefinite-delivery contract from NIH Construction for construction quality management and commissioning services (through June 2032) represent recent additions. The $4 billion SeaPort-NxG vehicle, awarded to Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) in January 2025 with completion January 1, 2029, is the largest single anchor, though only a $500 minimum-guarantee delivery order has been issued to date.

Activity has softened after peaking in 2024. Award volume declined from 37 awards in 2024 to 21 in 2025 and 9 in 2026 (through mid-year). Twenty-eight awards (combined potential value $38.3 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, exposing the vendor to recompete risk, particularly on GSA Region 3, NIST, and task-order-based work that must be re-competed or re-ordered.

Work is almost entirely self-performed. Prime contracts across the 411 awards represent 99% of the vendor's federal footprint; only 4 sub-awards appear in the source (two to Chappelle Mechanical Services, two to Dawson Enterprises, and one each to AECOM and an unnamed prime on a DHS consolidation project). SCI-reported prime invoicing totaled $30.7 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $13 million; FY2023: $9.9 million; FY2024: $7.8 million), declining year over year. The FTE trajectory shows 43.5 FTEs in FY2022, 31.9 in FY2023, and 42.3 in FY2024, indicating modest staffing volatility. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $130.48 per hour, with rates spanning from $78.88 at the 10th percentile to $1,667.28 at the 90th percentile, reflecting a mix of junior engineering technician and senior program-director-level work. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for only 1% of total contractor hours, with only 2 named subcontractors reported.

GSA Schedule labor rates span 14 categories from Project Administrator ($79.32 per hour, bachelor's degree, four years' experience) through Program Director ($277.63 per hour, bachelor's degree, fifteen years' experience), with no security-cleared roles. Construction Manager rates run $158.65 per hour and Project Manager $184.20 per hour, positioning AFG in the mid-tier of federal construction-services labor pricing on the Schedule.

The vendor's posture emphasizes civilian construction management, facility renovation, and infrastructure support across dozens of agencies—National Park Service, General Services Administration, National Institutes of Health, Department of Commerce (NIST), Smithsonian Institution, Department of Justice components, and defense agencies including Joint Base Andrews and the Defense Health Agency. Concrete work includes HVAC replacements, fire alarm system modernization, chiller system upgrades, facility commissioning, moving and relocation services, and construction quality management for complex build-outs and renovations, primarily in the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region and nationwide. The company self-characterizes itself as having "nearly 30 years" of federal experience and emphasizes SBA women-owned small business status across awards, though set-asides are applied selectively to a minority of its prime footprint.

Provide Construction and Program Management services for commercial, health care and educational facility owners. Cost estimating, project oversight, resident inspections and facility acquisition consulting