Facet NW, Inc.

Facet NW, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Seattle, Washington, delivers architectural, engineering, and construction management services to federal land management agencies as a prime contractor operating exclusively under Total Small Business and small business set-asides across a $50 million Department of Interior MATOC and legacy indefinite delivery vehicles.

Facet NW operates as a pure prime — all 131 awards in the source are prime contracts or IDVs with zero subcontract work — and competes predominantly on set-aside vehicles. The firm's capability portfolio centers on water system design and rehabilitation, infrastructure condition assessment, Title I through Title III architectural and engineering services, topographic survey and mapping, and construction management across National Park Service facilities, wildlife refuges, and Forest Service locations in the Pacific West region. Representative recent work includes a $811.3 thousand conceptual design delivery order for the California Desert National Wildlife Refuge Ecological Education Center (DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 8, May 2023); a $473.8 thousand campground improvements project at Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Washington funded through the Great American Outdoors Act (USDA Forest Service Region 6, September 2023); a $132.1 thousand Title II design services delivery order for water system upgrades at Ross Lake Resort, North Cascades National Park (NPS Pacific West Region, September 2026); and a $111.3 thousand preliminary and schematic design delivery order for Moore Road Waterline Replacement at Golden Gate National Recreation Area (NPS Pacific West Region, September 2025). All work is priced firm fixed-price.

Customer concentration is extreme. The National Park Service Pacific West Region anchors 114 of 131 awards (87% of the prime portfolio) valued at $20.2 million combined potential value, leaving the remaining six customer agencies with only 17 awards worth $1.6 million. The second-tier rankings surface a critical recompete exposure: a single $50 million Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 MATOC (awarded September 21, 2022, expiring September 30, 2027) comprises the entire top-potential-value position, though this vehicle generates modest task-order revenue to date. Of the 131 total awards, 68 task orders flow under legacy indefinite delivery contract INP13PC00365 ($1.9 million combined potential value) and 37 under IDC 140P8519D0002 ($3.4 million), with the newer MATOC placing 15 task orders ($2.4 million). Together, the top parent vehicles account for all active work.

Activity is declining sharply. The firm placed nine awards in 2022, seven in 2023, then dropped to two in 2024, four in 2025, and six in 2026 — a trajectory inconsistent with pipeline growth. Only nine awards (combined potential value $787 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, suggesting modest near-term recompete risk but reflecting the underlying decline in new order flow. Obligated dollars total $7.6 million against $73.5 million potential value (10% burn), indicating the firm's near-term cash realization is constrained relative to its ceiling exposure.

SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing is minimal: $107 thousand across FY2023 only, with zero FTE deployment captured across FY2023–FY2025 in the SCI dataset. The extremely sparse SCI footprint signals that the vendor's work is predominantly architectural and engineering deliverables (plans, assessments, reports) priced on firm fixed-price delivery-order terms rather than time-and-materials labor contracts above the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold. The single hourly rate derived from SCI records ($1,705.88/hr) reflects contract-level averaging and is not representative of the vendor's actual service-delivery economics.

Facet NW has been registered in SAM.gov since 2006 and operates from a single Pacific region footprint. The vendor's entire order portfolio flows through DOI regional offices and NPS Pacific West Region facilities concentrated in California, Washington, and Oregon, with no geographic diversification beyond the western United States and no customer concentration outside Interior agencies. The firm does not appear on any government-wide acquisition contracts, agency-wide IDIQs beyond the DOI MATOC, or GSA Schedules in the source data. Ownership and organizational structure information beyond the self-certified small disadvantaged business designation is not provided in the source.

Civil and Structural engineering consulting firm.