RMF Engineering, Inc., P.C.

RMF Engineering, Inc., P.C., a HUBZone joint venture architectural and engineering firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, operates as a prime federal contractor on design, engineering, construction quality management, and commissioning services across civilian agencies and the Department of State, competing predominantly full-and-open with no set-aside posture on individual delivery orders.

The firm's federal footprint is heavily concentrated at the National Institutes of Health. NIH accounts for 178 awards worth $937.9 million in combined potential value—83% of RMF's total federal pipeline. Within that, the NIH Architect Engineering MATOC ($400 million ceiling, renewed through June 23, 2032) anchors the relationship: RMF holds 82 task orders under this vehicle valued at $29.6 million combined. Representative NIH work spans mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design and upgrades; HVAC replacements and commissioning across Buildings 8, 8A, 11, 31, 31B, 38A, 41, 49, and 50; building information modeling for Building 11 ($926 thousand); construction quality management for the Clinical Center Radio Pharmacy/Biologics Radiolabeling Facility ($2.486 million through December 31, 2026); and specialized services such as fire alarm systems design, electrical infrastructure modernization, and boiler controls. Recent awards include a $2.196 million design order for multiple air handling units replacement in Building 49 (June 24, 2026), a $1.105 million construction quality management and commissioning engagement for electrical upgrades running through December 30, 2032 (July 15, 2025), and a $3.408 million construction quality management delivery order for Research Triangle Park work through November 30, 2030 (September 25, 2026). The firm has executed over seventy task orders under NIH A/E MATOC vehicles to date, with individual order values ranging from $15,000 to $2.8 million.

RMF's secondary customer concentration sits with the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (56 awards, $94.5 million potential value), where the firm holds a Worldwide Commissioning Engineering Services IDIQ ($25 million ceiling through April 6, 2027, awarded April 7, 2026) and executes diplomatic facility commissioning work worldwide. Representatively, RMF completed a $1.915 million commissioning engagement for the Ashgabat, Turkmenistan project (extending through March 31, 2029), invoicing $268 thousand in FY2022, $36 thousand in FY2023, and $210 thousand in FY2024. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Baltimore, the Department of Agriculture, and the U.S. Marine Corps together account for roughly $77 million in combined potential value across 130 awards, though individual awards are smaller and more episodic.

RMF's capability portfolio centers on architectural and engineering services for federal facilities—specifically design (including schematic design, post-design, and detailed design across MEP disciplines); commissioning (for HVAC, electrical, and building systems); construction quality management and construction administration; and technical assessments including feasibility studies, building information modeling, and design reviews. The firm does not pursue classified or defense-unique work; its federal customer base is civilian-dominated, with GSA's Public Buildings Service and Navy portfolios representing outlier exposures. SCI-reported invoiced revenue across prime contracts totaled $16.7 million from FY2022 through FY2025, declining from $4.3 million in FY2022 to $3.1 million in FY2024 before rising to $5.6 million in FY2025; the trend reflects uneven task order sequencing rather than programmatic decline, given the firm's sustained $29.6 million pipeline under the NIH MATOC alone. Median government-paid rates on SCI-reportable contracts ran $242.18 per hour, with the 90th percentile reaching $825.13 per hour, reflecting the premium pricing for senior-level commissioning agents, electrical engineers, and project directors. GSA Schedule labor rates span $59.90 (CADD Technician I) through $237.95 (Project Director III) across 25 unique categories, all unsecured and education-scaled from high school through bachelor's degree.

RMF operates primarily as a single-source, self-performed prime contractor. Across SCI-reportable contracts, subcontractors account for 9% of total contractor hours on average, with 16 named subcontractors reported across the FY2022–FY2025 period. Recent sub work includes mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design services to N.K. Bhandari, Architecture & Engineering, P.C. on FDA Campus Building H renovation (June 12, 2025), design-build support to Parsons Government Services for explosive decomposition chamber construction at Holston Army Ammunition Plant, Tennessee (September 27, 2023), and electrical engineering to WDP & Associates Consulting Engineers for water infiltration design at Albert V. Bryan U.S. Courthouse, Alexandria, Virginia (July 11, 2022). The sub posture signals RMF is primarily a direct service provider, bringing its own engineering staff rather than a teaming organization.

Recompete risk concentrates in the near term: 32 awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $27.4 million, including large NIH construction quality management engagements and several Department of State commissioning orders. The firm's most recent activity holds steady—18 awards issued in 2026 (through September 28), following 16 in 2025 and 15 in 2024—suggesting sustained demand for NIH facility modernization services, though renewal of the FY26 A/E MATOC base task orders versus new work differentiation is not disclosed in the source.