Statistical Research Inc.

Statistical Research Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Tucson, Arizona, provides archaeological surveys, cultural resource management, heritage documentation, and tribal consultation services to federal land management and defense agencies as a prime contractor across a portfolio of 625 recent prime awards valued at $594.7 million combined potential value. The company is a Subchapter S corporation designated as woman-owned and economically disadvantaged woman-owned, and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides across its federal footprint.

The customer concentration reflects Statistical Research's dominant position in cultural resource compliance for federal land and facility stewardship. The top five customer agencies—measured by both award count and potential value—account for 44 percent of recent awards and 67 percent of combined potential dollars. Naval Facilities Engineering Command leads by potential value at $190.5 million across 43 awards, followed by the Bureau of Reclamation at $143.1 million across 80 awards, the Bureau of Land Management National Office at $26.9 million across 11 awards, the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District St. Louis at $21 million across 22 awards, and the Air Force Air Education and Training Command at $17.7 million across 37 awards. The rankings diverge meaningfully: Reclamation places more individual task orders than NAVFAC but carries smaller per-award values, while NAVFAC's portfolio is anchored by fewer, larger delivery orders. Activity has grown from 24 awards in 2022 to 40 in 2023, then moderated to 28 in 2024, with 6 awards in 2025 and 3 in the first half of 2026; twelve awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry $7.1 million combined potential value and face recompete.

Statistical Research holds eight named indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring its federal practice. The largest is a $99.99 million multiple-award service contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command running through May 2033, procuring cultural resource services across Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. A $50 million blanket purchase agreement with the USDA Forest Service (Land Management Integrated Resources National BPA) runs through March 2033 and supports heritage surveys, archaeological inventories, and Section 106 compliance across multiple Forest Service regions. The Bureau of Reclamation awarded a $50 million indefinite delivery contract on July 1, 2026, for environmental and cultural resource services across fourteen western states with administrative oversight at Salt Lake City and Billings. A $40 million Federal Supply Schedule contract (47QRAA24D008G) with GSA, effective through May 2029, carries 32 labor categories priced from $64.52 to $215.07 per hour across environmental consulting, research and analysis, and order-level materials. The company also holds single-award BPAs with the Bureau of Land Management ($10 million through May 2030 for Permian Basin cultural resource management in New Mexico) and Bureau of Reclamation ($5 million through April 2025, now closed), an indefinite delivery contract with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ($499,986 through December 2027 for cultural resource investigations in Regions 1 and 8), and an Indian Health Service archaeology services IDIQ ($232,010 through February 2027). The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle alone carries 123 task orders with $64.1 million combined potential value. Representative recent work includes a $640,330 Forest Service delivery order for cultural resources survey supporting the 2023 Highway Tanks Fuels Treatment Project in collaboration with the San Carlos Apache Tribe (placed June 2023, completion May 2026); a $1.6 million Plumas National Forest contract for resource surveys supporting community protection projects (June 2023, completion March 2025); a $1.4 million Forest Service heritage survey in the eastern Globe Ranger District near the San Carlos Apache Reservation (September 2023, completion March 2026); and on the defense side, a $999,547 Navy delivery order for archaeological surveys at China Lake (January 2024, extended to November 2026) and a $941,917 Marine Air Ground Combat Center order for archaeological surveys and condition assessments at Twentynine Palms (August 2025, completion September 2027).

Capability framing centers on applied research in archaeology, anthropology, history, and historic architecture. Work encompasses Class I and III pedestrian cultural inventories, site identification and evaluation, National Register of Historic Places eligibility determinations, Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act compliance documentation, heritage surveys and monitoring, tribal consultation and engagement, archaeological mitigation and curation, historical structure reports, environmental compliance support, and geographic information systems services for cultural resource data management. The primary NAICS split runs Environmental Consulting Services (225 awards) and Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities (147 awards), with contract PSC codes dominated by Special Studies/Analysis–Archeological/Paleontological (255 awards). Across the GSA Schedule labor portfolio, the company offers clerk-level support at $64.52 per hour through principal-level archaeology and GIS management at $215.07 per hour, with specialist roles such as GIS Specialist ($80.65/hr), Crew Lead ($91.41/hr), and Principal Investigator–Prehistoric/Historical Archaeology ($134.42/hr) spanning the mid-range. No security-cleared positions are offered. Service Contract Inventory data covering federal services above the $150,000 threshold shows $3.1 million invoiced across FY2022–FY2024, with government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts ranging from a 10th percentile of $0.00 per hour (pre-invoicing phases) to a median of $48.58 per hour to a 90th percentile of $355.86 per hour, reflecting a mix of labor-hour task orders and fixed-price survey work. The SCI dataset shows roughly 8.2 FTEs in FY2022, 8.3 FTEs in FY2023, and 4.0 FTEs in FY2024, though these figures capture only service contracts above the reporting threshold and exclude goods, products, and classified work.

The company operates as a predominantly prime contractor (100 percent of awards in the recent portfolio are prime; 0 percent are sub awards), and across SCI-reportable prime contracts the average sub-hours share is 0 percent, indicating Statistical Research builds and self-delivers its own teams rather than leaning on named subcontractors. The company holds a single named grant sub-award (editing and producing a digital publication on projectile point classification for New Mexico State University under a December 2024 prime grant award), reflecting minimal grant-recipient activity in the visible footprint. The federal footprint is geographically dispersed—work spans fourteen western states under the Reclamation IDIQ, includes OCONUS performance at military installations, and encompasses field work across Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming, with primary administrative headquarters in Tucson.