S&B Christ Consulting, LLC

S&B Christ Consulting, LLC, an economically disadvantaged women-owned small business (EDWOSB) and women-owned small business (WOSB) certified firm based in Las Vegas, Nevada, delivers architectural and engineering design services, facility condition assessments, quality assurance inspections, and construction management to federal agencies as a prime contractor (98% of awards) across military and civilian customers. The firm is also certified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), Hispanic American-owned, and DOT-certified DBE, and holds SBA 8(a) Program participation status, positioning it to compete across multiple set-aside vehicles and full-and-open competitions.

S&B Christ Consulting's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Army Corps of Engineers work. The top five customers by award count account for 68% of recent awards, dominated by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Los Angeles (46 awards, $63.5 million combined potential value) and the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management National Office (22 awards, $25.9 million). The top-five ranking by potential value differs significantly: the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Los Angeles and main corps office together represent $114.8 million, the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 anchors a single $50 million MATOC vehicle, and the Air Force Academy contributes $21.1 million across five awards. Across 28 distinct customer agencies, the firm has executed work including a $1.863 million delivery order for brine pond liner replacement at Yuma Proving Ground, a $1.285 million VA Medical Center perimeter fence removal and replacement contract, a $796,341 facility condition assessment at Edwards Air Force Base under 8(a) sole source, and numerous Title I and Title II architectural and engineering services for Bureau of Land Management recreation and infrastructure projects.

The firm's vehicle holdings are substantial and multi-carrier. Primary indefinite delivery contracts include a $249.5 million multiple-award IDIQ (Enterprise A-E West Region) awarded by Fort Campbell in April 2026 under Total Small Business set-aside; a $50 million MATOC for Department of Interior and Forest Service architectural and engineering services through September 2027; a $49 million Army Corps of Engineers Builder SMS quality assurance and facilities condition assessment IDIQ; a $20 million Air Force Academy multi-discipline architect and engineering single-award IDIQ through March 2028; an $8 million Indian Health Service Sanitation Facilities Construction architect-engineering IDIQ awarded November 2025; and a $7 million Bureau of Land Management Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico architecture and engineering design IDIQ awarded January 2026. Additional vehicles include a $2 million Army Corps of Engineers 8(a) sole source airfield infrastructure IDIQ and a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (ceiling $1 million) with 25 labor categories ranging from $49.83/hr (Data Quality Assurance Specialist) through $210.32/hr (Principal), emphasizing architectural, engineering, and facilities assessment roles with no security-cleared positions. Task-order activity under the largest vehicle—a $49 million Army Corps of Engineers Builder SMS IDIQ—shows 35 task orders carrying $5.5 million in combined potential value, representing work across domestic military installations, Japan, Honduras, and Europe.

Award trajectory shows contraction year over year. The vendor executed 22 awards in 2022, declining to 8 awards in 2026 year-to-date. Within the next twenty-four months, five awards reach ultimate completion, carrying combined potential value of $1.2 million and representing modest recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 142 prime and sub awards stands at $548.5 million, but combined obligated dollars are only $46.7 million (9%), indicating the portfolio is heavily weighted toward ceiling values on indefinite delivery vehicles rather than executed task orders.

SCI-reported service contract invoicing presents a sparse federal labor picture. The firm reported $1.6 million in SCI-invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025, peaking in FY2024 at $1.1 million against 1.6 FTEs. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates ran around $136.77/hr, with the 90th percentile reaching $331.93/hr; rates skew toward mid-tier professional labor rather than senior technical leadership. The SCI dataset shows roughly 3.9 FTEs delivered to the federal government across the four-year window, a minimal figure relative to the vendor's $548.5 million award portfolio, indicating either that most awards are goods-and-product construction contracts falling outside SCI scope or that invoiced dollars remain modest relative to contract ceilings. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average of 5% of total contractor hours, reflecting a predominantly own-staff delivery model.

Subcontracting footprint is minimal. Named sub-awards total three, all recent: a June 2025 sub to Dawson Enterprises on a $1.5 million demolition and site preparation project; a December 2024 sub to Oculus Inc. for HVAC replacement design at the National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory; and an October 2024 sub to Dawson Enterprises for building demolition. This near-zero sub engagement aligns with the SCI finding of low subcontractor hours share and signals that S&B Christ Consulting operates as a prime contractor delivering most services with internal staff, not as a feeder for larger primes.

Primary NAICS classification reflects construction and engineering services: engineering services account for 65 awards, commercial and institutional building construction 43 awards, and other professional and technical services 11 awards. PSC codes show Architect and Engineering–Construction for Miscellaneous Buildings (38 awards) and Support–Professional Other (12 awards), anchoring the firm in infrastructure design and construction management services rather than IT, logistics, or defense technology domains.

SBCC provides full service (phase I, II, or III) architectural and engineering services specializing in federal and public facilities, and 3-dimensional design. We utilize innovative technology and sustainable concepts in planning, feasibility, and design for design/build and design/bid/build projects.

SBCC has project managers, a construction manager, superintendents, and craftsman experienced on a wide range of federal projects.

SBCC specializes in environmental services for compliance, permitting, and remediation.

SBCC provides condition assessment and asset management for facilities and infrastructure using the BUILDER Sustainment Management System (SMS) for Department of Defense clients. This system assists in focusing attention to the most critical components, allowing for financial decision-making, short-term and long-term planning, and generates preventative maintenance task lists and schedule.