RJH Consultants, Inc.

RJH Consultants, Inc., headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, operates as a prime contractor delivering geotechnical and water resources engineering services to federal agencies, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements without reliance on subcontractors. The firm is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation that has built a $452.6 million federal contracting portfolio across 123 prime awards since 2009, with nearly all work concentrated in NAICS 541320/541330 (Engineering Services) and PSC D322 (Architect and Engineering—General: Other).

RJH's capability portfolio centers on dam safety assessments, levee inspections and formal assessments, watershed planning, environmental impact documentation, construction management, geotechnical investigations, and infrastructure rehabilitation for federal water resource and civil works programs. Representative work includes a $2.49 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service for the Upper Rio Penasco Watershed environmental document (completed May 10, 2027), a $1.82 million delivery order from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for FY23 levee inspections across Northern and Central California (completion July 3, 2026), and a $2.38 million delivery order from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for Menager's Dam construction management (completion December 31, 2026).

Customer concentration reflects RJH's specialization in federal water infrastructure. By award count, the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers anchors 24 awards valued at $58.4 million, followed by the Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service Western Region (13 awards, $10.8 million) and the USACE Engineering District Omaha (11 awards, $10.9 million), accounting for 58% of awards. By potential dollar value, the ranking shifts: the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office leads with 7 awards worth $106.8 million combined potential value, the USACE Engineering District Louisville follows with 10 awards at $99 million, and the USACE generally (across all districts) accounts for 24 awards totaling $58.4 million. This value concentration reflects RJH's position on large indefinite delivery vehicles anchored at BIA and USACE rather than transaction volume alone.

RJH holds five large parent contract vehicles. The National A-E Design Services 2018-2023 IDIQ carries 24 task orders worth $8.8 million; IDC W912QR16D0018 (USACE geotechnical A-E services, South Pacific Division) carries 17 task orders at $6.1 million; IDC 12FPC324D0011 (NRCS Region 11 architect and engineering services, total small business set-aside, $20 million ceiling, running through December 3, 2026) carries 11 task orders at $9.4 million; and the Division of Water and Power Architect-Engineer MAC (Bureau of Indian Affairs, $100 million ceiling, running through August 16, 2029) and the USACE Risk Management Center MATOC (75 million ceiling, running through January 29, 2031) anchor the largest remaining capacity. Recent vehicle awards include a $46 million USACE geotechnical and architect-engineer IDIQ (W912PL25D0021, December 31, 2024, completion December 26, 2029) and the $75 million USACE RMC MATOC (January 30, 2026, completion January 29, 2031).

Activity has declined in recent years. RJH averaged 14–20 awards annually from 2022–2024 but dropped to 2 awards in 2025 and 10 awards through October 2026, reflecting reduced obligation or task-order placement against larger vehicle ceilings. Within the next twenty-four months, 20 awards with combined potential value of $19.9 million reach ultimate completion, presenting recompete exposure.

RJH operates as a pure prime contractor across its federal footprint. The firm self-performs all delivery on SCI-reportable service contracts with zero subcontractor engagement. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $13 million across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2023 peak activity at $3.7 million (5.9 FTEs) and FY2025 at $5.9 million (6.6 FTEs), reflecting volatile federal services labor utilization. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts span a median of $268.46/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching the 90th percentile at $509.71/hr and junior roles running near the 10th percentile at $113.87/hr. The SCI dataset captures only federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold; this figure represents a partial view of RJH's federal revenue and excludes goods, products, and non-federal work.

Set-aside posture spans total small business (recurrent on NRCS and some USACE regional delivery orders) and unrestricted full-and-open competition (dominant on larger BIA and USACE national vehicles). RJH competes successfully across both channels, with total small business awards clustered in the Northeast and West Regions and larger unrestricted awards concentrated at the USACE national program level and BIA Central Office.

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.