RJH Consultants, Inc.

RJH Consultants, Inc., a geotechnical and water resources engineering firm headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, operates as a prime contractor delivering architect-engineer and specialized infrastructure consulting services to federal water resource and civil works agencies, competing predominantly full-and-open without set-aside designation across most of its portfolio, though it holds two total small business set-aside vehicles.

The firm's capability portfolio centers on dam safety assessments, levee inspections and formal assessments, geotechnical engineering, construction management support, environmental documentation and impact assessments, watershed planning, and infrastructure rehabilitation. Representative named work includes a $1.1 million delivery order from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for 2026 periodic reviews (award July 2026); a $2.49 million USDA NRCS delivery order for the Watershed Plan Environmental Document for Upper Rio Penasco, Sites 1, 2, and 3A in New Mexico (award September 2024, completion May 2027); a $2.38 million firm fixed-price delivery order for Menager's Dam construction management services (award September 2023, completion December 2026); and a $1.82 million Army Corps of Engineers delivery order for FY23 levee inspections at Northern and Central California locations (award September 2023, completion July 2026).

Customer concentration is dominated by federal water resource agencies. The top five customers account for approximately 58% of awards by count and 83% of combined potential value. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers leads with 25 awards totaling $133.4 million in combined potential value; the Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office follows with 7 awards and $106.7 million; USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service contributes 5 awards and $50 million; the Bureau of Reclamation holds 4 awards and $45.4 million; and the Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District accounts for 11 awards and $39.6 million. Within the USACE portfolio, the Omaha District placed 11 awards valued at $10.9 million, and the Sacramento District placed 11 awards valued at $39.6 million, indicating geographic and operational concentration within the Corps.

RJH holds five major parent vehicle positions. The National A-E Design Services 2018-2023 IDIQ carries 24 task orders totaling $8.8 million. Three Army Corps IDCs—W912QR16D0018 (17 task orders, $6.1 million), W912QR21D0011 (13 task orders, $2.4 million), and W9123809D0044 (8 task orders, $4.9 million)—provide significant ordering platforms. The USDA NRCS vehicle 12FPC324D0011 supports 9 task orders valued at $8.3 million. Beyond these, RJH holds a recently awarded $75 million multiple-award IDIQ with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Risk Management Center for architect-engineer services supporting national dam and levee safety programs (award January 30, 2026, completion January 29, 2031); a $46 million multiple-award geotechnical and architect-engineer IDIQ with the Corps (award December 31, 2024, completion December 26, 2029); a $100 million multiple-award IDIQ with the Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Water and Power for architect-engineer services supporting dam safety and irrigation and power branches (award August 20, 2024, completion August 16, 2029); a $20 million single-award total small business set-aside IDIQ with USDA NRCS Region 11 for architect and engineering services in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico (award December 4, 2023, completion December 3, 2026); a $20 million multiple-award small business set-aside IDIQ with the Corps' South Pacific Division for geotechnical and architect-engineer services (award March 15, 2022, completion March 14, 2027); and a $45 million multiple-award IDIQ with the Bureau of Reclamation for general architect-engineer and professional services reclamation-wide (award October 1, 2021, completion September 30, 2026).

Activity has been cyclical. Awards peaked at 20 in 2022, declined to 14 in 2023 and 14 in 2024, contracted sharply to 2 in 2025, and recovered to 7 in 2026 year-to-date through mid-July. The recompete cliff surface shows 20 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months, representing combined potential value of $22.2 million—a material but not catastrophic exposure relative to the $451.3 million portfolio.

Service Contract Inventory data, covering federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, shows 31 SCI-reportable prime records across FY2022–FY2024 totaling $7.1 million in invoiced revenue. FY2022 invoicing was $1.6 million across 3.0 FTEs; FY2023 peaked at $3.7 million across 5.9 FTEs; and FY2024 declined to $1.8 million across 3.0 FTEs, reflecting project-cycle volatility. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $113.87/hr to a median of $268.46/hr to a 90th percentile of $509.71/hr, indicating a labor mix spanning junior technical staff through senior engineers. RJH self-performed all SCI-reportable hours with zero subcontractor engagement across the period, indicating a fully staffed, self-delivery model with no sub reliance.

RJH operates as a pure prime contractor across its portfolio; the award split shows 120 prime awards (100%) and zero sub-awards. The firm's core NAICS footprint is 117 awards under Engineering Services (541320/541330/541620 family), with minor exposure to Environmental Consulting (1 award) and All Other Legal Services (2 awards). Primary PSC is D322 (Architect And Engineering–General: Other), representing 101 of 120 awards.

RJH was rounded, and is specifically organized, to deliver dam and reservoir projects. We are unique in that dam engineering comprises over 90% of our total work and is not just another service line within a larger corporate structure. Currently, RJH's engineering staff is comprised of professionals whose technical backgrounds and project experience include project management; construction management; geological, geotechnical, hydrologic, hydraulic, civil and structural engineering. RJH was founded with and maintains a mission to provide our clients with a dam engineering group that has the technical and project delivery expertise typically associated with a large firm, but with the philosophy of client service more commonly associated with a small group of committed and focused individuals.