LGA Architecture

LGA Architecture, doing business as LGA, is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, that specializes in providing architectural and engineering design services to federal agencies. The firm has maintained active registration in SAM.gov since May 2001 and holds established relationships with multiple Department of the Interior agencies, particularly the National Park Service and Bureau of Reclamation. LGA Architecture operates as a prime federal contractor with a demonstrated capability to deliver complex infrastructure projects across western United States federal facilities and territories.

LGA Architecture has delivered an extensive portfolio of architectural, engineering, and design services through federal contract awards spanning infrastructure improvements, facility renovations, environmental conservation projects, and cultural resource preservation. Notable delivery orders include a $763,044 contract for treatments of cultural resources threatened by wildland fire at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks; $499,909 for renovation of the 7th and 8th floors of the HD Powerhouse facility in Boulder City, Nevada; $879,070 for security response force facility renovation and construction at Hoover Dam; and $734,874 for a comprehensive assessment of the Yuma Area Office building in Arizona. Additional projects reflect diverse service offerings: $534,205 for an administrative and training building lawn xeriscape project emphasizing water conservation; multiple perimeter fence rehabilitation contracts totaling over $1.4 million across Hawaii national parks including Hawaii Volcanoes, Kalaupapa, and Haleakala; erosion control and mitigation work at Hoover Dam parking facilities; low water crossing and trail improvement design services at Lake Mead National Recreation Area; and most recently, $222,319 for repair work on Conzelman Road in San Francisco. All delivery orders were awarded on firm fixed-price basis with no set-aside designations, and funding has been provided exclusively by Department of the Interior agencies, specifically the National Park Service and Bureau of Reclamation, with work performed across western territories including Nevada, California, Washington, Arizona, and Hawaii.

LGA Architecture currently holds two significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicles, both designated for small business set-asides, providing the firm with substantial capacity for ongoing federal work. The primary IDIQ is a $50 million Department of the Interior Architecture and Engineering Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) awarded on September 22, 2022, with performance extending through September 30, 2027, which enables LGA to provide architectural and engineering services across all Department of Interior agencies and the Forest Service for infrastructure improvement projects nationwide and in U.S. territories. This contract supports work authorized under the Great American Outdoors Act and contemplates multiple awards with task order ranges from a minimum of $3,500 to a maximum of $20 million annually. The second IDIQ is a $45 million National Park Service contract awarded July 19, 2021, with completion date of July 18, 2026, specifically designated for multi-disciplinary architectural and engineering design services to the National Park Service's Pacific West Region covering Regions 8, 9, and 12, which encompasses California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands. Multiple delivery orders have been issued under both vehicles, including projects for trail improvements, fuel tank replacements, cultural resource preservation, fence rehabilitation, and infrastructure demolition, demonstrating active utilization of these contract vehicles for delivering diverse services across the Department of Interior enterprise.

Architecture, Interior Design, Sustainability, Sociology, Urban Studies, Strategic Planning, Community Outreach, Facilitation, BIM, Construction Admin, Construction Mgmt, LEED, Net Zero Energy, Living Buildings