Neser, Roomsburg & Workman, P.C.

Neser, Roomsburg & Workman, P.C., operating as NRW Engineering, P.C., is a woman-owned small business structural engineering consulting firm based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, that competes as a prime contractor on Department of Defense military facility engineering, repair, and construction support work, with 100% of awards held as prime contracts. The firm holds a $30 million total small business set-aside indefinite delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command through November 2028 and has generated approximately $94.1 million in combined potential value across 346 federal awards since 1991, with 39% obligated.

The firm's capability portfolio centers on architectural and engineering design, facility condition assessments, construction support, and infrastructure repairs across military installations—airfield pavement, utilities, water treatment systems, building envelope repairs, drainage and stormwater management, and wastewater treatment plant upgrades. Representative recent work includes a $3.64 million delivery order for architectural and engineering services supporting a Special Operations Forces Information Maneuver Facility at Camp Lejeune (Naval Facilities Engineering Command, April 2024); a $1.87 million scuff-and-refresh facility maintenance and refurbishment contract at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point (Naval Air Systems Command, August 2024); a $879 thousand delivery order for FY26 demonstration design and electrical reroute work at Camp Lejeune (Marine Corps, September 2025); and a $669 thousand architectural and engineering design task order for FC400 and FC500 area block drainage repairs at Camp Lejeune (Marine Corps, January 2026).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to the Marine Corps and its supporting naval commands. The top five funding agencies account for 92% of awards: the Marine Corps holds 215 awards worth $48.6 million combined potential value; Naval Facilities Engineering Command holds 16 awards worth $41.1 million; Naval Air Systems Command holds 16 awards worth $2.5 million; Navy Installations Command holds 6 awards worth $638 thousand; and the Department of the Navy holds 67 awards worth $500 thousand. The Marine Corps dominates both by volume (62% of awards) and dollars (52% of potential value), with sustained engagement at Camp Lejeune and MCAS Cherry Point, North Carolina.

NRW Engineering holds positions on five primary parent vehicles, all Naval Facilities Engineering Command IDIQs. The largest is Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008517D0008, under which 101 task orders have generated $16.3 million combined potential value. The current $30 million small business set-aside IDIQ (N4008524D0011), awarded November 2023 through November 2028, has generated 36 delivery orders totaling $10.6 million combined potential value as of the most recent data. Three other active vehicles (N4008509D9030, N4008508D9301, N4008513D2400) carry between 30 and 48 task orders each, ranging from $2.5 million to $3.8 million combined potential value. Task order awards under these vehicles are predominantly unset-aside, indicating the firm competes and wins on a full-and-open basis despite holding small business set-aside IDIQs.

Activity has remained consistent, averaging 10.4 awards per year over the past five years (2022–2026), with 2024 and 2025 each seeing 13 awards. The recompete cliff exposes 15 awards worth $3.7 million combined potential value to completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete risk. Engineering services and architectural services account for 221 and 66 awards respectively, with the balance of work in construction support, reflecting the firm's core market position in military facility design and construction services.