Raymond Pond Full Service Solutions JV LLC

Raymond Pond Full Service Solutions JV LLC, a minority-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned small business joint venture headquartered in Conyers, Georgia, is a prime contractor delivering architectural and engineering design services, facility infrastructure assessments, and construction support to the Department of Defense across multiple military branches and installations. The firm competes predominantly under full-and-open (non-set-aside) awards—approximately 70% of recent delivery orders carry no set-aside designation—though it maintains active participation in total small business set-aside vehicles and holds SBA certifications as a small disadvantaged business and Hispanic American-owned enterprise.

Raymond Pond's federal footprint centers on military infrastructure engineering and architect-engineer services grounded in a $2 billion Air Force vehicle. The firm holds three significant IDIQ platforms: the Architect-Engineering Services for Design and Construction Support for the Air Force Construction Program (AE NEXT), a $2 billion multiple-award contract awarded August 2021 through August 2031 from which it has generated 37 delivery orders totaling $35.7 million; an $85 million Multi-Discipline Architect-Engineer Services IDIQ with the Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District (July 2021 through July 2028), producing 11 task orders worth $8.3 million; and a $45 million single-award Civil Structural Services IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Washington (March 2021 through March 2026, with extension to March 2027 in some awards), yielding 41 task orders valued at $30.3 million. The firm also participates in the General Architect & Engineering Services (GAES) Category 1 vehicle, with 8 delivery orders totaling $5.6 million. Representative recent work includes a $14.8 million AE NEXT Title II delivery order for the Eielson Air Force Base construction program in Alaska (Pacific Air Forces, September 2022 through August 2027), a $5 million AE NEXT order for wastewater treatment plant design at Beale Air Force Base (Air Combat Command, June 2022), a $3.62 million Army Corps of Engineers order for sanitary sewer and water infrastructure surveys at Malmstrom Air Force Base (February 2026), and a $4.9 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command order for design and engineering services supporting a Secret Service facility analysis of alternatives (September 2021).

Customer concentration is pronounced. The top five funding agencies account for 58% of recent awards by count: Naval Facilities Engineering Command leads with 26 awards ($68.4 million combined potential value), followed by Navy Installations Command (11 awards, $5.5 million), Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District (10 awards, $92.5 million), Air Education and Training Command (8 awards, $3.7 million), and Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville (7 awards, $51.9 million). By potential value, the concentration is extreme: the Air Force Civil Engineer Center's two awards (the AE NEXT and GAES IDIQs) anchor $2.053 billion of the firm's $2.33 billion combined potential value; Navy and Army Corps customers supply the remaining $280 million across 104 orders. This dollar concentration reflects Raymond Pond's seat on the two largest vehicles rather than direct prime awards. The firm serves 25 distinct federal agencies across its portfolio.

Activity has contracted year over year: 25 awards in 2022, 24 in 2023, 23 in 2024, 15 in 2025, and 6 through March 2026. The recompete cliff is material—23 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $39.3 million in combined potential value, representing critical renewal exposure on NAVFAC, USACE, and GAES vehicles. Raymond Pond's work spans NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) across traditional architect-engineer phases (Title I concept design, Title II detailed design, Title III construction administration) and construction support, with 43 awards in general A&E, 19 in landscape and interior design, 9 in structural engineering, 5 in airfield taxiway and runway work, and 4 in miscellaneous building design. The firm's delivery is characterized by firm fixed-price contracting, typical periods of performance of one to five years, and geographic distribution across CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, and overseas bases including Okinawa. Obligated dollars to date represent only 3% of combined potential value across the portfolio, indicating the firm's early engagement phase on most active IDIQs.

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