Brph Architects Engineers Inc.

Brph Architects Engineers Inc. is a for-profit architectural and engineering services firm headquartered in Rockledge, Florida, and a subsidiary of Brph Companies, Inc. The company specializes in providing comprehensive architectural, engineering, and facility support services primarily to federal agencies, with a significant focus on NASA and space-related infrastructure projects. Registered in SAM.gov since 2002, Brph Architects Engineers Inc. has established itself as a key contractor in designing, managing, and supporting critical infrastructure for space exploration and related facilities.

The company has an extensive portfolio of federal contract work, predominantly with NASA's Kennedy Space Center, focusing on engineering services during construction, facility upgrades, and infrastructure maintenance. Their contract awards have included projects such as designing and upgrading heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, installing liquid nitrogen systems, refurbishing cranes, replacing roofs, and conducting engineering studies for critical facilities like the Booster Fabrication Facility (BFF) and Launch Complex 39B. These contracts have consistently been firm-fixed-price delivery orders, ranging from $19,385 to $770,133, and have not utilized any specific set-aside designations. Brph Architects Engineers Inc. has worked as a prime contractor and has collaborated with subcontractors including Lockheed Martin Corporation, Dynetics, Inc., and Asrc Federal Professional Services, LLC.

Brph Architects Engineers Inc. holds two significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with NASA, including the $300 million Southeast Regional Architect and Engineering (SERAE) contract awarded in January 2022. These IDIQ contracts provide program management, planning, design, construction management, safety, and operations support services for NASA facilities across six states, including Kennedy Space Center, Johnson Space Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, Stennis Space Center, Michoud Assembly Facility, and Vandenberg Air Force Base. The contracts are multiple-award vehicles with an ultimate completion date of September 2026, allowing NASA to issue multiple task orders for various engineering and architectural projects supporting the agency's critical infrastructure maintenance and modernization efforts.