Ritecon Inc.

All-Rite Construction, Inc., an SBA-certified HUBZone firm and self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, operates as a prime contractor delivering minor construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair services across 621 federal awards (99% of recent activity) to civilian land management and defense agencies, with concentrated exposure to the National Park Service and subordinate subcontracting work on defense engineering services.

All-Rite is a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned for-profit Subchapter S corporation operating under primary NAICS 236210 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with secondary codes in roofing and specialized trades. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open on the National Park Service Intermountain Region's $40 million Santa Fe MABO SABER Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract and similar NPS vehicles, with HUBZone set-asides recurring across approximately 15 percent of recent prime awards. All-Rite also holds the Indian Health Service $15 million IDIQ for healthcare facility construction work.

Customer concentration is extreme: the National Park Service Intermountain Region accounts for 549 of 549 NPS-relevant awards (87% of total prime awards) with $301.3 million combined potential value (93% of total combined value). The Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service contributed three awards worth $15.5 million combined; the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command eight awards; and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers one award worth $62 thousand. Awards are predominantly small task orders ranging from $5,000 to $750,000, reflecting the nature of the SABER vehicle's $2,000-to-$1 million per-task-order ceiling.

All-Rite's parent-vehicle position is concentrated on NPS indefinite delivery contracts. The top five IDVs account for 557 task orders across $167 million combined potential value. The largest single vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract INP10PC60972 ($104.9 million across 49 task orders, likely the Indian Health Service IDIQ); followed by INP12PC40866 ($15.2 million across 181 task orders) and 140P1318D0002 ($24.9 million across 169 task orders), both NPS Intermountain Region vehicles. The primary Santa Fe MABO SABER contract (140P1519D0001) accounts for 63 task orders worth $10.9 million combined potential value.

Activity has grown from 32 awards in 2022 to 40 in 2024, then contracted sharply to five awards in 2025 and two in early 2026, reflecting a slowdown or recompete cycle. Only three awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, worth $779 thousand combined potential value—minimal recompete exposure, likely because most NPS task orders under the SABER vehicles complete within 6 to 18 months and are re-bid continuously rather than clustered.

Scope of performance spans New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, and Oklahoma as designated in the NPS Intermountain Region charter, with secondary work sites in Colorado and Wyoming. Representative prime-contract work includes a $650 thousand campground rehabilitation delivery order at Lake Meredith National Recreation Area (Texas); a $592 thousand chlorination building replacement at White Sands National Park (New Mexico); a $539 thousand hazardous materials demolition and site remediation project in Pecos, New Mexico; a $466 thousand lift-station replacement at Montezuma Castle National Monument (Arizona); and a $445 thousand painting project bundle in southeastern Arizona—all under the SABER vehicle issued by NPS Intermountain Region.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totals $3.5 million across FY2022–FY2024 (a partial view excluding goods, products, and contracts below reporting threshold). Prime-contract invoicing peaked at $2.3 million in FY2022 (1.3 FTEs), declined to zero recorded invoicing in FY2023 (0.2 FTEs), and recovered to $1.2 million in FY2024 (1.9 FTEs). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates ran around $655/hour, with senior labor pricing reaching $1,742/hour; the 10th percentile floor reflects some zero-rate records (likely administrative or fixed-price contracts). All-Rite performed zero subcontract hours across SCI-reportable prime records—all delivery was in-house.

All-Rite subcontracts to Netcentric Technology, LLC as a prime on Kirtland Engineering Operations Services (KEOS) contracts at Kirtland Air Force Base, providing civil engineering and base civil engineering support. Eight task orders under this prime span February 2024 through February 2025, representing the vendor's sole notable sub-engagement in the recent footprint.

The vendor's HUBZone certification and small disadvantaged business status anchor most pricing but do not feature prominently in set-aside designations—the majority of NPS task orders under SABER use no set-aside, allowing full-and-open competition. All-Rite's competitive posture is tied to seat-holding on the NPS Intermountain Region's multiple-award IDIQ vehicles rather than pursuit of new contract vehicles or aggressive geographic expansion outside the southwest.

Construction firm specializing in all types of construction projects in NM, CO, TX and AZ.