Imeg Advanced Solutions Inc.

Imeg Advanced Solutions Inc. CFR Engineering Consultants, Inc. Division operates as a prime contractor on federal architectural, engineering, and construction services, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements with no systematic set-aside posture. CFR is a small-business division of Kjww Corp., a for-profit entity headquartered in Germantown, Maryland, and specializes in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design, building commissioning, HVAC systems engineering, laboratory renovations, and facility infrastructure assessment for federal research institutions.

CFR's customer base is heavily concentrated in two agencies: the National Institutes of Health Construction program (142 awards, $448.2 million combined potential value) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (4 awards, $226.5 million combined potential value), together accounting for the vast majority of the vendor's $740.8 million combined potential value across 256 total awards. The Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology ranks third (85 awards, $57.7 million), with smaller programs at NIH's Office of Research Facilities Development Operations Acquisitions, NASA's Goddard Space Center, and GSA. NIH Construction dominates both award volume and dollar concentration; the FBI awards, though few in count, anchor massive IDIQ ceilings that dwarf the transaction value to date.

CFR's primary vehicle positions anchor its portfolio. The NIH AE MATOC (Indefinite Delivery Contract HHSN292201100029I) carries 110 task orders and $21.8 million combined potential value, representing core delivery-order activity across NIH's Bethesda campus and subordinate facilities nationwide. CFR holds two FBI AEP (Architectural, Engineering, and Planning) region IDIQs with combined ceilings of $226.5 million (Region 1, $196.5 million, awarded August 2024; Region 3, $30 million, awarded August 2024), though task-order velocity on these vehicles remains minimal—each has drawn only a $2,000 minimum-guarantee task order to date. CFR also holds IDIQs with NIST, including a $15 million Total Small Business architectural services and master planning contract awarded July 2025, and multiple smaller vehicles at NIST and NIH. Across these vehicles, CFR executes delivery orders for commissioning (field verification of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, exhaust systems), design services (feasibility studies, IFC drawings, basis-of-design documentation), post-design construction administration, and project controls and audit system (PCAS) services.

Recent representative work spans CFR's service delivery scope. On NIH Construction, CFR delivered a $525,408 delivery order (October 2024) for architectural and engineering services on Building 4 laboratory exhaust fan replacement, a $504,162 delivery order (August 2025) for 100% design services and vibration analysis on NHLBI Building 10 biospecimen core renovation, and a $345,867 delivery order (April 2026) for field verification of MEP systems and process-instrumentation diagram updates for Buildings 33 and 50. At NIST, CFR executed a $3.866 million delivery order (September 2024) for site underground utilities replacement construction documents under a Total Small Business set-aside, a $725,847 definitive contract (September 2025) for Building 235 fire alarm redesign, and a $577,857 delivery order (June 2024) for Gaithersburg campus short-circuit and arc-flash study Phase 2. On the FBI AEP IDIQs, activity remains in startup phase with minimum-guarantee task orders only.

Activity has remained consistent year-over-year at 10–17 awards annually across 2022–2026, with 17 awards due for completion in the next twenty-four months carrying $3.9 million combined potential value. CFR operates overwhelmingly as a prime (98% of awards), with only 6 sub-awards across the portfolio, all recent (2021–2025) to primes including 3D Envirologics LLC, Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics LLC, and Polu KAI Services LLC on NIH and NASA facility work. Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, CFR invoiced $3 million in FY2022–FY2025 (FY2022: $1.3 million; FY2023: $762 thousand; FY2024: $935 thousand), with an average FTE footprint of 1.4 FTEs in FY2022 declining to 1.9 FTEs in FY2024 across prime contracts. Government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI records ranged from $142.43 at the 10th percentile to $540.58 at the 90th percentile, with a median of $233.29 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 23% of total contractor hours, with 7 named subcontractors engaged over the reporting period. CFR's posture is self-delivery focused on prime awards, with sub-engagement concentrated on specialized labor (design, A/E, HVAC systems work) routed through larger infrastructure primes rather than broad teaming networks.