Armitage Architecture Inc.

Armitage Architecture Inc. Architecture Division, an Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) and SBA 8(a) Program Participant headquartered in Buffalo, New York, operates as a prime contractor delivering facility construction, maintenance, repair, and engineering services to federal defense and civilian agencies. The firm competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source set-asides and smaller competitive set-aside vehicles, with recent award activity showing recurring participation in Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business Sole Source designations across Defense Department and Army Corps of Engineers contracting.

Armitage's concrete capability footprint centers on HVAC system replacement and maintenance, roofing repairs, electrical infrastructure upgrades, water line installation and replacement, interior and exterior renovations, concrete foundation work, and facility environmental remediation. Representative work includes a $4.4 million 8(a) Sole Source definitive contract with the Department of the Army for operations and maintenance services at Niagara Falls Storage Site (completion May 2030), a $5.1 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for cofferdam work and Troy Lock stoplog dam concrete repairs (completion June 2026), and a $1.73 million 8(a) Sole Source contract with the Army for water line demolition, installation, and site restoration in Buffalo (completion September 2025). Smaller routine facility work—HVAC unit replacements, boiler repairs, rooftop terminal unit maintenance, parking lot resurfacing, and emergency lighting system upgrades—populate the majority of transactional awards at the $45 thousand to $400 thousand range.

Customer concentration reflects heavy Department of Defense facilities footprint. By award count, the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 2 leads with 22 awards ($1.2 million combined potential value), followed by the Air Force Reserve Command (19 awards, $10.6 million), Army Corps of Engineers (18 awards, $7.7 million), Navy Installations Command (14 awards, $2.8 million), and Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (14 awards, $13.6 million) — together accounting for 64% of recent awards. By dollar value, the Naval Sea Systems Command dominates at $4.03 billion combined potential value across five awards, anchored by Armitage's January 2, 2025 award of a $4 billion Seaport Next Generation (Seaport-NXG) multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract through January 2029. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service contributes $50 million in potential value through a single $50 million Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for architectural and engineering services supporting the Great American Outdoors Act (completion September 2027). This bifurcated concentration — many small awards from GSA Region 2 and the Air Force Reserve Command, offset by two massive naval and Interior vehicles — defines Armitage's customer profile.

Vehicle position includes seven active indefinite-delivery contracts anchoring future task-order work. The Seaport-NXG $4 billion multiple-award contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (award January 2, 2025, completion January 1, 2029) carries the largest ceiling; a minimum guarantee task order for $500 was issued March 6, 2025. The Department of Interior's $50 million MATOC for architectural and engineering services (award September 20, 2022, completion September 30, 2027) remains a primary vehicle for facility design and infrastructure work. A $30 million Multiple Award Construction Contract with Naval Sea Systems Command for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport (award January 16, 2025, completion August 19, 2029) covers roofing, HVAC, painting, paving, and environmental abatement. A $4.5 million Woman-Owned Small Business Sole Source IDC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (award September 3, 2025, completion September 4, 2030) authorizes construction and maintenance services for federal installations in Maine. The Air National Guard awarded a $45 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract (award July 6, 2026, completion July 5, 2031) for maintenance, repair, and construction at New York Air National Guard facilities; Armitage received the initial task order establishing a $2,000 minimum guarantee. An $4.5 million 8(a) Sole Source Engineering Support Services IDC with the Army Corps of Engineers (award October 15, 2024, completion October 14, 2029) and a $450 thousand furniture-moving BPA with the Army's Northeast Region (award April 16, 2025, completion May 10, 2026) round out the active vehicle set. Task-order velocity under the top two parent vehicles (Air Force Reserve IDC FA667019D0001 and Navy IDC N4008521D0008) spans 16 and 12 task orders respectively across the source window, indicating steady drawdown demand.

Activity trajectory shows volatility: 29 awards in 2022, declining to 11 in 2023, recovering to 13 in 2024, rising to 14 in 2025, and dropping to 3 recorded in 2026 through early July. The recompete cliff remains minimal — only one award (a $413 thousand delivery order) reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, suggesting limited near-term contract-renewal pressure. Combined potential value across all 135 awards totals $4.2 billion, though obligated dollars stand at only $45.9 million (1% of potential value), a signal of the portfolio's heavy weighting toward large-ceiling IDVs that have not yet generated high task-order volume.

Armitage operates as a wholly domestic prime contractor; the source identifies 134 prime awards (99% of the portfolio) against a single $999 million carpentry sub-award under an Unrelated Receipts and Disbursements (UNR) MATOC covering the continental United States, Alaska, and Hawaii. Two named subsidiaries appear in the corporate structure: Armitage SAI JV and Armitage SAI JV 2, both structured as self-certified small disadvantaged business joint ventures with economically disadvantaged women-owned small business and women-owned small business certifications, though the source does not detail their operational scope or tier of involvement in parent contract work.

NAICS concentration aligns with Armitage's observed work: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction dominates with 58 awards, Industrial Building Construction accounts for 16 awards, and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction covers 12 awards. Primary PSC coding reflects facility repair and alteration across office, production, and other industrial buildings, with secondary emphasis on construction of non-building facilities and restoration of real property. The vendor's set-aside posture across the prime footprint — predominantly 8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a) designations, supplemented by Total Small Business and WOSB sole-source vehicles — reinforces positioning as a certified small business competitor operating under socioeconomic contracting authority rather than full-and-open competition.

Armitage Architecture extends comprehensive architecture, engineering and construction services for federal government projects nationwide. Our team of dedicated professionals provide seamless delivery of standard and emergency project requirements. Armitage has a distinguished track record as a federal government contractor with a commendable portfolio that includes assignments from the US Department of Defense, and various civilian agencies.