K2M Design, Inc.

K2M Design, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Key West, Florida, delivers architectural and engineering design services, facility condition assessment, deferred maintenance planning, and infrastructure rehabilitation to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 98% of its recent awards. The company operates primarily under full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside delivery orders across GSA Schedules and agency-specific IDIQs, with no characteristic reliance on 8(a) or other restricted set-asides.

K2M Design's customer concentration is extreme and singular: NASA Glenn Research Center accounts for 86 of 102 awards (84% of the award count) and $87 million of the $150.8 million combined potential value (58%). The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service account for the next tier—a $50 million indefinite-delivery contract ceiling awarded September 2022 anchors the second-largest dollar exposure, alongside spot task orders for national park facility rehabilitation and infrastructure design work. The company also holds positions on GSA Multiple Award Schedules and serves the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons and Air Force Materiel Command on smaller spot orders. This concentration around NASA Glenn creates both revenue stability and recompete risk: K2M holds three named NASA IDIQ vehicles (NNC09BA14B with 32 task orders at $8.2 million combined value; NNC15BA20B with 26 task orders at $3.5 million; and NASA Glenn Research Center A-E 2019 with 13 task orders at $10.3 million), but only $5.4 million in combined potential value completes within the next twenty-four months.

Representative prime work includes a $2.377 million architect-engineer services delivery order from NASA Glenn for facility condition assessment and real property validation (September 2025, completion September 2026); a $1.498 million design contract with the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 for wildlife drive rehabilitation at J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Key West, Florida (May 2024, completed under the $50 million DOI MATOC 2022-2027); a $634,842 boardwalk design task order at Pocosin Lake (September 2024, DOI Fish and Wildlife); and a $598,763 GSA Schedule condition assessment BPA call for Kings Canyon, California assets (August 2025). Earlier work spans facility condition assessments, energy and water audits, deferred maintenance planning, and operations-and-maintenance cost studies at Cleveland, Ohio and other NASA Glenn locations, with consistent firm fixed-price structures.

K2M's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 28 active categories, ranging from clerical roles at $78.82 per hour (associates, two years' experience) through senior project administrators at $279.60 per hour (bachelor's degree, fifteen years' experience), with intermediate titles including junior and senior engineers, mechanical HVAC specialists, planners, and construction specialists. No security-cleared roles are offered. The breadth and seniority distribution support sustained facility-assessment and design-services delivery across large federal campuses.

K2M subcontracts minimally: only two sub-awards appear in the source—an ATF Cryogenic Facility architecture-engineering services task under Pinnacle Construction Development Group (September 2025) and a Strategic Petroleum Reserve roof inspection under Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations (April 2025). The company's award footprint is overwhelmingly prime work.

Activity has accelerated modestly from two awards in 2022 to eight in 2025, driven by recurring NASA Glenn task orders and the September 2022 DOI MATOC vehicle award. The company's category concentration aligns tightly with its core mission: 71 awards carry the Architectural Services NAICS code, 23 carry Engineering Services, and seven carry Facilities Support Services. PSC coding mirrors this distribution, with 81 awards under Architect And Engineering–General (Landscaping, Interior Layout, and Designing) and nine under Architect And Engineering–Construction (Miscellaneous Buildings). The award history spans from 2009 to June 2026, indicating sustained tenure in federal A/E services, though year-to-year volume remains low outside the NASA Glenn and DOI relationships.

Architecture, Engineering, Interior Design, Asset Management, Planning/Programming, and Specialty Consulting