Mtfa Architecture, Inc.

Mtfa Architecture, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Arlington, Virginia, provides architectural and engineering design, facilities studies, project administration, and construction oversight to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 223 of 227 recent awards (98%), competing predominantly full-and-open rather than under set-aside vehicles.

Mtfa's customer base concentrates heavily on federal real-estate and facilities work. By award count, the top five customers account for 60% of recent awards: GSA Public Buildings Service National Capital Region (43 awards, $30.6 million combined potential value), GSA Public Buildings Service Region 3 (42 awards, $19.6 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (35 awards, $57.4 million), GSA Public Buildings Service (9 awards), and Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (7 awards, $1 million). By potential value, the rankings diverge significantly: two FBI Headquarters Division awards carry $87.5 million combined potential value — a concentration signal — while Naval Facilities Engineering Command remains the second-largest customer at $57.4 million across 35 awards. The Department of State Bureau of Administration has issued five awards worth $51.5 million. This portfolio reflects Mtfa's positioning as a trusted A/E vendor to federal real-property customers rather than a consolidated prime on fewer, larger programs.

Mtfa holds position on five active parent IDIQs. The largest by task-order count and dollar value is the Navy's Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008018D0004, with 63 task orders totaling $31.1 million in combined potential value — primarily facilities and renovation work at Navy installations. GSA's GS03P14DXD0004 carries 37 task orders ($11.5 million), GS11P02YAD0178 carries 37 task orders ($10 million), GS11P00MQD0011 carries 17 task orders ($675 thousand), and the Department of State's DOS Domestic A-E Services 2017-2022 IDIQ has issued 12 task orders worth $3.9 million. Most recent work includes a June 2026 $306,554 definitive contract from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for elevator replacement design at Bethesda, Maryland (ultimate completion July 2026), a December 2024 $239,687 delivery order from State Department for Charleston Regional Center Building C design services, and a March 2024 $474,259 delivery order from State for USCG Courtroom Project A&E efforts. Representative Navy work spans design and renovation: a $5.4 million April 2023 delivery order for P244 Contained Burn Facility architecture and engineering design at Indian Head, Maryland (completion June 2027), and a $2 million July 2022 delivery order for Marine Barracks Washington Q6 Quarters whole-house revitalization design (completion September 2027).

Portfolio composition is heavily weighted toward architectural services (200 awards) with smaller engineering (21 awards) and construction-trades work (3 awards combined). Across primary PSC categories, Mtfa has received 81 awards for general A&E landscaping and interior layout, 46 for general A&E "other," 34 for A&E office building construction, and 5 for structural engineering. This specialization in federal facilities architectural design and renovation is consistent across all four major customer clusters: GSA regions, Navy NAVFAC, Navy BUMED, and State Department.

Activity has been volatile. Awards per year ran 10 in 2021, peaked at 16 in 2022, dropped to 8 in 2023, fell to 3 in 2024, and returned to 1 in 2026 (partial year through June). Combined potential value across 227 awards totals $479.6 million, but only $63.3 million (13%) has been obligated to date. Eleven awards with a combined potential value of $14.6 million carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure for Mtfa and recompete opportunity for competitors on Navy and GSA vehicles.

SCI-reportable invoicing across prime contracts (federal service contracts above $150,000) totaled $3.4 million in FY2022–FY2025, with $1.9 million in FY2024 and declining to $195 thousand in FY2025. The SCI dataset captured 0.2 to 4.1 FTEs per fiscal year, with FY2024 peak at 4.1 FTEs; these figures represent a partial view of Mtfa's federal services activity and exclude goods, products, and non-federal revenue. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid hourly rates ranged from $125.66/hr at the 10th percentile to a median of $238.51/hr and $769.25/hr at the 90th percentile, reflecting a mix of junior and senior professional labor on design and project-management tasks. Mtfa performed 100% of contractor hours on SCI-reportable prime contracts without subcontractor support, and subcontracting appears minimal across the broader prime footprint — only 4 of 227 awards are sub-awards, one of which (a $1.3 million Clarksburg Courthouse modernization design sub under Summer Consultants, Inc.) represents the sole named subcontract relationship in the source data.