Bratslavsky Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Bratslavsky Consulting Engineers, Inc., a Subchapter S corporation based in Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) providing architectural and engineering services, construction inspection, cultural resource management, and infrastructure assessment to federal land management and civil agencies, competing predominantly through Total Small Business set-asides on GSA Schedules and agency indefinite delivery contracts.

The vendor's customer footprint spans 52 agencies with concentration among civilian infrastructure and land management customers. The Department of Homeland Security's US Coast Guard leads by award count (44 awards, $19.4 million combined potential value), driven by recurring construction inspection delivery orders under GSA Schedule. The Department of the Interior agencies—Fish and Wildlife Service Region 7 (33 awards, $5.2 million), National Park Service (28 awards, $5.9 million), and multiple regional offices—together represent a significant portion of activity. However, the potential-value ranking diverges: GSA Federal Acquisition Service (4 awards, $50.9 million) anchors most dollars, primarily through the DOI Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022-2027, a $50 million indefinite-delivery contract Bratslavsky holds. The Department of Agriculture's Forest Service Region 6 (Pacific Northwest Region) places 20 awards valued at $43.7 million, and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Seattle has issued 8 awards at $14 million. These rankings reflect a mix of high-frequency small orders (Coast Guard, regional Park Service offices) and fewer, larger design and construction management projects (MATOC-sourced work, USDA Forest Service).

Bratslavsky's vehicle position is dominated by the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, under which 67 delivery orders carry $30.3 million in combined potential value, and the DOI Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022-2027 (24 task orders, $7.3 million). The vendor holds a recently awarded separate $25 million indefinite-delivery multiple-award contract with the Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region (September 2025, completion September 2030) for architect-engineer services across Transportation, Facilities, and Environmental disciplines in Regions 6 and 10. The vendor also holds a $900,000 single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Forest Service Region 9 for historic preservation services (through February 2028) and a $500,000 single-award IDIQ with Forest Service Region 9 for cultural resource services (through December 2027).

Capability scope spans site surveys and cultural resource inventories (reconnaissance and Class III field work across thousands of acres), architectural and engineering design (HVAC modernization, roof design, foundation work, weir replacement, wastewater treatment systems), construction inspection (bridge inspections, routine and special inspections, non-destructive testing), and cost estimating and feasibility studies for facility management. Representative recent work includes a $1.573 million delivery order (awarded August 2023, completion September 2027) for architecture, engineering, and construction management at Klamath Falls National Fish Hatchery; a $568.7 thousand order (January 2026) for fungal survey work on public lands; a $567.4 thousand bridge inspection order (July 2023) for the Pacific Northwest; a $539.1 thousand order (August 2023) for weir replacement design at Willard National Fish Hatchery; and a $517.7 thousand order (August 2026) for construction inspection at USCG Base Sitka. Work spans CONUS and Alaska, with recent place-of-performance diversity including Sitka, Juneau, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, California, and the Gulf Coast.

Activity has remained steady across 2022–2026, averaging 13 awards annually with modest fluctuation (2024 dipped to 8 awards; 2023 and 2025 each logged 16). The recompete cliff includes 13 awards (combined potential value $11.4 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure primarily in small-dollar inspection and survey deliverables. SCI-reported invoicing across federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $7.2 million across FY2022–FY2025, with invoicing growing from $815 thousand in FY2022 to a peak of $2.6 million in FY2024, then stabilizing at $2.4 million in FY2025. The vendor's SCI-reported federal workforce trajectory shows 4.6 FTEs in FY2022, peaking at 9.5 FTEs in FY2024, and settling at 8.3 FTEs in FY2025. These SCI figures represent a strict subset of federal services work and exclude goods, products, and non-federal revenue.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid hourly rates ranged from a 10th percentile of $65.47/hr to a median of $99.90/hr to a 90th percentile of $337.79/hr, reflecting a mix of field labor (inspectors, technicians) and senior design and project management roles. The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 26 categories from Administrative Assistant ($52.81/hr) through Value Engineer/Facilitator ($243.59/hr), with representative mid-spectrum categories including GIS/Mapping Specialist ($108.92/hr), Cost Estimator ($127.23/hr), and Project Manager ($154.87/hr). No security-cleared positions are offered; education requirements range from high school through bachelor's degree.

Bratslavsky operates predominantly as a self-performing prime, with an average 24% sub-hours share across SCI-reported prime contracts and 10 named subcontractors documented in the SCI dataset. Named recurring subs include Sargent Engineers Inc. (bridge inspections and structural engineering), PBS Engineering and Environmental LLC (civil engineering and landscape architecture), Interface Engineering, Inc. (mechanical and electrical engineering), Otak, Inc. (structural and architectural engineering), SCI Engineering, Inc. (cultural resource and geotechnical services), Respec Company, LLC (electrical and civil engineering), and Shannon & Wilson Inc. (geotechnical investigations). The subcontracting pattern indicates Bratslavsky brings specialized engineering disciplines (structural, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical) as needed rather than maintaining a captive delivery team, positioning it to flex subcontractor scope on large multi-discipline infrastructure projects. The vendor's $239.1 million combined potential value across 292 awards, with $56.2 million obligated (24% of potential), reflects a portfolio anchored by indefinite-delivery vehicles and GSA Schedule ordering, with total small business set-aside designation on most prime awards.

Bratslavsky Consulting Engineers, Inc. (BCE) is a multi-disciplined small business that has been successfully providing architecture, engineering, cultural resources, and management services to government and commercial clients since 1985. BCE has performed A/E design work for numerous rehabilitation and new construction projects ranging in value from a few thousand dollars to multimillion dollars.

BCE has completed countless task orders under many IDIQ contracts with various federal agencies; including, but not limited to: USCG, USFWS, GSA, NPS, USDA FS, USACE, and many others and is very experienced in arctic, subarctic, permafrost, and cold regions engineering.

BCE also specializes in all phases of historic, archaeological, and cultural resource surveys, consistently adhering to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation, ensuring regulatory compliance and technical excellence across all phases of work.