Facet NW, Inc.

Facet NW, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Seattle, Washington, provides architectural, engineering, construction management, and environmental services to the Department of the Interior and related federal land-management agencies as a prime contractor, operating exclusively under small business set-aside designations and competing through indefinite delivery vehicles.

Facet NW's award footprint is heavily concentrated in a single vehicle and customer relationship. The firm holds the $50 million DOI Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022-2027, a multiple-award task order contract running through September 30, 2027, which anchors 11 of the vendor's recent task orders carrying $2.1 million in combined potential value. The broader set of task orders under legacy DOI indefinite delivery contracts — IDIQs INP13PC00365 and 140P8519D0002 — account for 105 prior delivery orders and $5.3 million in combined potential value. Across 127 total awards captured in the source, Facet NW operates exclusively as a prime contractor with zero sub-awards; all work is performed in-house with no named subcontractor partnerships.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of the Interior's National Park Service Pacific West Region accounts for 111 awards (87% of the portfolio) carrying $19.9 million in combined potential value. The remaining tier includes Forest Service Region 6 Pacific Northwest (eight awards, $723 thousand), the National Park Service National Office (two awards, $1.2 million), and the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region (two awards, $237 thousand). When ranked by potential value, the DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 headquarters appears as the holder of the $50 million MATOC IDV itself, while the Pacific West Region's 111 task orders represent the operational customer base. This concentration reflects Facet NW's specialization in Pacific West infrastructure projects rather than diversification across agencies.

Capability portfolio centers on water system rehabilitation, architectural and engineering design, construction management, and infrastructure assessments at federal land-management facilities. Representative recent work includes a $811.3 thousand conceptual design delivery order for the California Desert National Wildlife Refuge Ecological Education Center (May 2023, Fish and Wildlife Service Region 8); a $473.8 thousand campground improvements project at Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest funded through the Great American Outdoors Act (September 2023, Forest Service); a $188.5 thousand Title II design services delivery order for Hurricane Ridge Water System improvements at Olympic National Park (September 2022, National Park Service Pacific West Region); a $111.3 thousand design services delivery order for Moore Road Waterline Replacement at Golden Gate National Recreation Area (September 2025, National Park Service Pacific West Region); and a $94.9 thousand topographic survey and mapping delivery order for the Sunrise Water System Rehabilitation at Mount Rainier National Park (September 2024, National Park Service Pacific West Region). All awards are structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders under Total Small Business set-aside designations, with places of performance concentrated in Washington, Oregon, and California.

Activity has declined materially over recent years — from nine awards in 2022 to two awards in 2024 and four in 2025 — suggesting either contraction in task order volume under the legacy MATOC vehicles or a shift in customer ordering patterns. Within the next twenty-four months, seven awards carrying combined potential value of $647 thousand face ultimate completion dates, creating modest recompete exposure. The vendor's SCI-reported activity is minimal and non-representative: two SCI-reportable records spanning FY2023 and FY2024 captured $107 thousand in invoiced revenue across contract-level FTE reporting with a derived hourly rate of roughly $1,705.88/hr. This sparse SCI footprint reflects the vendor's focus on fixed-price architectural and engineering deliverables rather than labor-hour-billable service work, and SCI data should not be treated as meaningful indicators of Facet NW's total federal services activity or revenue scale.

Civil and Structural engineering consulting firm.