Raad Construction Group LLC

Raad Construction Group LLC, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business (SDB) based in Old Bridge, New Jersey, operates as a prime contractor delivering construction, renovation, facility maintenance, and design-build services across federal agencies—competing predominantly under total small business set-asides. The company is structured as a limited liability company and holds 325 total awards spanning construction, HVAC, facility enhancement, hazardous materials remediation, and infrastructure improvement work, with combined potential value of $939.3 million and $118.6 million obligated to date.

Raad's customer concentration skews heavily toward three agencies that anchor nearly all dollar value. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters dominates potential value with a single $291.3 million Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) ceiling awarded December 20, 2024, for qualified-vendor-list construction services through December 31, 2034. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 contributes a $250 million Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for design-build construction services under the Great American Outdoors Act, awarded March 28, 2023, with completion through April 2, 2028. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service awarded a $150 million Caribbean Construction and Design-Build Construction Services IDC on December 10, 2025, for total small business set-aside work through February 10, 2027. Together, these three vehicles carry 84% of combined potential value across all awards. By award count (a 25% coverage sample), the Department of Interior National Park Service National Office leads with 25 awards ($43.2 million), followed by the Smithsonian Institution (23 awards, $38.4 million), Air Mobility Command (18 awards, $18 million), and the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region (8 awards, $16.4 million). The concentration signal is stark: three large IDVs—two issued in late 2024 and early 2025—represent the bulk of potential exposure, while smaller task orders and definitive contracts distribute across NPS, Smithsonian, Air Force, Navy, and Army installations.

Raad executes against four major IDIQ vehicles. The Air Mobility Command Facility Enhancement and Maintenance IDIQ ($16.5 million, awarded August 30, 2023, through August 29, 2027) has generated 21 task orders totaling $3.7 million for flooring, painting, HVAC, pool repairs, and miscellaneous facility work at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina, and Naval Weapons Station Goose Creek. The Smithsonian Institution IDIQ F15CC10446 has issued 15 task orders worth $33.5 million combined for exhibition work, Cooper Hewitt service-gate installation, HVAC system replacement (AHU replacement at National Museum of the American Indian, New York, valued at $12.3 million), and facility repairs at multiple Smithsonian locations. An Army IDIQ (W911SF13D0016) has yielded 8 task orders ($1.4 million combined) for modular building installation and facility maintenance. A GSA IDIQ (GS02P08PED0068) carries 6 task orders ($3.2 million) for unspecified construction services.

Raad's recent work illustrates its capability footprint: a $4.7 million total small business set-aside definitive contract with the National Park Service Northeast Region for adaptive reuse of the Maurice Stephens House at Valley Forge National Historical Park (awarded September 26, 2022, through August 29, 2025); a $2.4 million Smithsonian delivery order for National Museum of the American Indian renovation (awarded December 20, 2023, with completion through March 31, 2026); a $1.9 million total small business set-aside National Park Service contract for Gilbert H. Grosvenor Visitor Center rehabilitation at Russell Cave National Monument (awarded September 26, 2022, through January 29, 2025); and a $3.6 million fire-life-safety system rehabilitation contract for the Statue of Liberty National Monument on Ellis Island (awarded September 23, 2021, through September 30, 2024). These represent the larger end of the definitive-contract portfolio; smaller task orders under the Air Mobility Command IDIQ typically range from $2,000 to $348,000 for painting, flooring, HVAC, and miscellaneous repair work.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award, the Smithsonian $12.3 million NMAI AHU replacement delivery order, faces ultimate completion by March 31, 2026, carrying $12.3 million in potential value. The three largest vehicles (FAA BOA, Fish and Wildlife MATOC, and GSA Caribbean IDC) all extend well beyond mid-2026, positioning Raad for sustained work pipeline into 2027–2028 absent recompete loss or funding disruption.

Raad competes as a pure prime contractor—100% of the 325 awards are prime awards with zero sub-award records. Across SCI-reportable service contracts (a partial view covering federal contracts above $150,000 threshold), Raad invoiced $12.3 million in FY2022–FY2024, with FY2024 showing $9.4 million across 11.6 FTEs reported. The SCI data shows a trajectory of growth: FY2022 reported 0.5 FTEs, FY2023 1.7 FTEs, and FY2024 11.6 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $161.44/hr to a median of $210.22/hr and 90th percentile of $278.81/hr. Across prime SCI contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average 27% of total hours, with 53 named subcontractors reported; this suggests Raad builds delivery teams using subs for specialized work (electrical, HVAC, hazmat) rather than staffing all roles internally. SCI data represents only a slice of Raad's federal work—most awards are goods (construction materials) or delivery orders below or above the $150,000 threshold—and should not be construed as total company revenue or workforce.

The NAICS footprint confirms construction and trade-contractor positioning: 66 awards in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, 24 in Industrial Building Construction, 12 in Plumbing/Heating/Air-Conditioning Contracting, and 12 in All Other Specialty Trade Contracting. The PSC distribution mirrors this, with 51 awards in Fire-Fighting/Safety Equipment Installation, 37 in Plumbing/Heating/Waste-Disposal Equipment Maintenance, 20 in Pipe/Tubing/Hose Installation, 19 in Administrative Facilities Maintenance, and 17 in Museum and Exhibition Building Construction. Set-aside posture across the portfolio is overwhelmingly total small business set-aside on larger definitive contracts and IDIQs; many of the smaller task orders compete full-and-open. Award activity has been volatile: 5 awards in 2022, 11 in 2023, 14 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 2 so far in 2026. The company's first award in this data spans back to July 2006, indicating sustained federal contracting presence over nearly two decades.

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