RNR Construction Company LLC

RNR Construction Company LLC, doing business as RNR Construction, is a for-profit small business based in Omaha, Nebraska that delivers grounds maintenance, facility repairs, and infrastructure construction services to federal agencies as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards) and competes predominantly under small business set-aside vehicles, with the vast majority of recent awards designated as Total Small Business. RNR Construction has maintained federal contracting registration since August 2004 and has executed 187 prime awards across 82 customer agencies over its recorded portfolio.

RNR Construction's capability portfolio spans facility and grounds maintenance, electrical installation, HVAC systems work, flooring replacement, door and hardware installation, septic and waste systems servicing, and targeted civil infrastructure projects. Representative recent work includes a $202,040 definitive contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center (awarded October 2025) to construct reinforced and unreinforced masonry target walls at the Big Black Test Site in Vicksburg, Mississippi; a $172,062 contract with the Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 (August 2024) for systems furniture move, design services, and installation at the Eastside Federal Complex in Portland, Oregon; a $160,500 Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region contract (April 2024) for waste pumping and maintenance services across four Alaska highway corridors serving 62 septic and outhouse facilities; and a $151,131 Army Corps of Engineers contract (September 2024) for HVAC equipment replacement at the Cordell Hull facility in Carthage, Tennessee. Work also encompasses grounds maintenance (recent $87,250 contract with ENDIST Omaha for Papillion Creek Project sites through 2031), flooring systems (vinyl and laminated glass installation, $37,671 Gateway Arch National Park canopy glass contract with National Park Service in September 2025), and electrical upgrades ($21,461 wireless push-button door operator installation at Windom Wetland Management District Headquarters in Minnesota, Fish and Wildlife Service Region 3, June 2025).

Customer concentration is heavily distributed across civilian and defense agencies. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 23% of recent awards, with the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command leading at 11 awards ($611 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Department of Homeland Security Coast Guard (10 awards, $258 thousand) and the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command (8 awards, $330 thousand). The top five by potential value hold 26% of combined dollars and are led by Air Combat Command ($611 thousand), the Bureau of Land Management Alaska Region ($383 thousand from four awards), the Army Corps of Engineers ($379 thousand across seven awards), the Engineer Research and Development Center ($377 thousand from four awards), and Air Mobility Command ($330 thousand). The customer base is wide and geographically dispersed, with awards spanning Interior (Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management), Defense (Air Force, Army, Army National Guard, Air National Guard), Agriculture (Agricultural Research Service), Health and Human Services (Indian Health Service), Homeland Security (Coast Guard), and smaller federal agencies.

RNR Construction holds one position on a named parent vehicle: the Indefinite Delivery Contract W90WL515D0001, which carried one task order worth $19 thousand. The majority of awards are direct purchase orders rather than task orders against standing vehicles, reflecting a pattern of individual project competition rather than blanket contract positioning.

Award activity has declined over the most recent five-year period. The vendor received 6 awards in 2022, 10 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 through early April—a downward trajectory from the 2023 peak. Three awards carrying combined potential value of $247 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure in that window.

RNR Construction operates entirely as a prime contractor with no recorded subcontract footprint in the source data. The vendor competes only under small business set-asides and does not pursue full-and-open opportunities. Work is performed across geographic locations matching project scope—Alaska highway corridors, multiple military installations (Fort Eustis Virginia, Nellis Nevada, Minot North Dakota, Eglin Florida, Travis California), national parks and wildlife refuges (Gateway Arch Missouri, Sachuest Point Rhode Island, Sheldon Nevada, Windom Minnesota), and Army Corps of Engineers facilities (Vicksburg Mississippi, Carthage Tennessee, Lock and Dam 5 Minnesota).