JRP Historical Consulting, LLC

JRP Historical Consulting, LLC, a Davis, California–based for-profit limited liability partnership, provides expert witness services, water resource investigations, land use history analysis, cultural resources management, and environmental and historical consulting to federal agencies predominantly as a subcontractor (51% of recent awards) and increasingly as a prime (49%). The vendor operates without SBA set-aside designations and competes in full-and-open procurements.

JRP operates primarily in the environmental and historical consulting domain. The vendor's concrete capability work includes expert witness services valued at $644,546.78 for the Department of Justice Environment and Natural Resources Division (November 2021, time and materials, no set-aside); a $99,977.50 expert witness order from DOJ ENR (August 2026, ultimate completion February 2031); and water resource, land use history, and cultural resources evaluations across FEMA hazard mitigation and disaster recovery programs. As a subcontractor, JRP delivers environmental and historic preservation (EHP) compliance assessment, benefit-cost analysis review, and cultural resources documentation for Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) sub-applications under WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc. (five task orders across 2022–2026) and CDM Federal Programs Corporation (four task orders, 2023–2024), with scope spanning FEMA Headquarters and all ten FEMA regional offices.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward disaster mitigation and natural resources compliance work. FEMA accounts for 16 of 35 recent awards (45% by count), with the Department of Justice Environment and Natural Resources Division holding 5 awards worth $1.2 million in combined potential value. The top five customer agencies account for 77% of awards by count but only 99% by potential value, indicating a bimodal distribution: a large volume of smaller FEMA task orders under standing subcontracts paired with fewer but higher-value prime orders from DOJ and one GSA Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC 70FA6020D00000003) carrying $4 million in potential value across 12 task orders. The divergence between count and dollar rankings reflects the contrast between recurring FEMA sub work (many small awards) and sporadic higher-ceiling prime vehicles.

JRP's vehicle footprint centers on two IDCs and GSA schedules. The vendor places 12 task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract 70FA6020D00000003 (primary FEMA-related vehicle), 6 task orders under the Multiple Award Schedule, and 3 task orders under Federal Supply Schedule GS10F091AA worth $160 thousand in combined potential value. These vehicles are administrative anchors rather than growth engines; the top parent vehicles are stable rather than scaling.

Activity has grown modestly from a single award in 2022 to a 2024 peak of 6 awards before declining to 3 awards in 2026 year-to-date. One award (the $644,546.78 DOJ purchase order) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal federal services invoicing ($0 across FY2023–FY2025 prime records), with total SCI labor amounting to roughly 0.2–0.5 FTEs per fiscal year across the five reportable records (three prime, two sub) — a signal that JRP's award footprint consists primarily of project-based consulting work priced at fixed or time-and-materials rates rather than hourly labor contract performance captured in SCI. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, sub engagement measured 0%, indicating that JRP builds its own delivery teams for reported federal service work rather than subcontracting out labor.

JRP's profile reflects a specialized environmental and cultural resources consulting practice with strong penetration in FEMA disaster mitigation programs as a standing subcontractor and recurring DOJ expert witness engagements as a prime, rather than a diversified federal services vendor.