Raymond Pond Enterprise Solutions JV LLC

Raymond Pond Enterprise Solutions JV LLC, based in Conyers, Georgia, is a minority-owned, veteran-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business operating as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation that delivers architectural and engineering design services, construction management, and facility modernization work to Department of Defense installations as a prime contractor exclusively — 100% of recent awards are prime contracts and IDVs, with no subcontract footprint.

Raymond Pond's customer base concentrates heavily on Army Corps of Engineers customers. The top five funding agencies account for 86% of awards by count, led overwhelmingly by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (10 awards, $252.3 million combined potential value) and subordinate Engineering Districts (ENDIST Mobile and ENDIST Louisville carrying $13.2 million and $15.3 million respectively). The Air National Guard (3 awards, $21 million) and Air Force Materiel Command Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (10 awards, $5 million) round out the active customer set across ten distinct federal agencies. By potential value, the rankings shift: Army Corps of Engineers dominates with $252.3 million across 10 awards, but this concentration masks a dual-vehicle posture — a large $249 million, 5-year multiple-award Military Design and Construction Program IDIQ anchors most of that dollar volume, while smaller single-award IDICs with Air National Guard and Louisville-district USACE carry material future ceiling value.

Raymond Pond holds three active prime contract vehicles: a $249 million Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division Mobile District Military Design and Construction Program IDIQ (23 task orders, $19.3 million combined potential value to date), a $20 million Air National Guard non-personal architect-engineer IDIQ across Horizontal Region 2 (Total Small Business set-aside, awarded August 2024, through August 2029), a $15 million Army Corps of Engineers Louisville-district master planning IDIC (Total Small Business, through May 2029), and a $6 million single-award Air Force Materiel Command architect-engineer IDIQ at Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (Total Small Business, awarded May 2022). Representative delivery orders include a $7.2 million Partial Small Business order from Defense Logistics Agency for consolidated storage and warehouse facility design and construction at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (ultimate completion December 2029), a $1.42 million Partial Small Business order for laboratory and operations building work at Columbus Air Force Base (ultimate completion September 2030), a $1.39 million design order for DLA Fuels Operations Facility at MacDill Air Force Base (ultimate completion July 2029), a $988,389 Total Small Business order from Air National Guard for pavement design services (ultimate completion November 2026), and a $1.17 million Total Small Business order for architect and engineering services at Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (ultimate completion October 2026).

Work centers on architectural, engineering, and construction services for military installations primarily in the southeastern United States, including facility design, construction documentation, master planning, engineering studies, HVAC systems, structural assessments, infrastructure modernization, and base logistics improvements. Capability scope spans planning and programming, investigative and design services, construction support, and renovation and repair work. The vendor's NAICS footprint is dominated by Engineering Services (30 awards) and Architectural Services (12 awards), with PSC codes clustering in Architect and Engineering General categories (27 awards) and construction-specific scopes (4 awards).

Award trajectory has decelerated: seven awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, ten in 2024, five in 2025, and four through April 2026 (3 months into the fiscal year). Ten awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $7.5 million, exposing a recompete-cliff risk concentrated in smaller near-term delivery orders rather than the large IDICs themselves. Raymond Pond competes across a mixed set-aside posture: recent awards split between Total Small Business designations on newer IDIC vehicles and Partial Small Business or full-and-open designation on delivery orders issued under the larger Army Corps of Engineers Military Design and Construction Program. The vendor does not operate as a subcontractor; it functions exclusively as a prime contractor to Army Corps of Engineers, Air Force Materiel Command, Air National Guard, and allied defense customers through its held contract vehicles.

Engineering Services