Stv-Moffatt Nichol DHS Joint Venture

Stv-Moffatt Nichol DHS Joint Venture, a for-profit partnership based in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, delivers architectural and engineering services for infrastructure inspection, design, and repair to the Department of Homeland Security as a prime contractor exclusively, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. The vendor operates entirely as a prime — 100% of its recent award footprint consists of prime contracts, with no subcontractor activity recorded — and delivers federally reportable services at a modest scale: SCI-reported invoicing of $140 thousand across 0.2 FTEs in FY2025, with self-performance of all reported hours.

Customer concentration is extreme. Two DHS subordinate agencies account for 100% of named awards: the U.S. Coast Guard (13 awards, $278.4 million combined potential value) and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (6 awards, $2.8 million combined potential value). The vendor operates under a single parent vehicle, the USCG Nationwide A&E Services 2017-2022 IDIQ, from which it has drawn 18 task orders totaling $6.2 million in obligated value against $281.2 million in combined potential value — a 2% obligation rate that reflects the firm-fixed-price, delivery-order structure of the vehicle and the relatively early stage of most awards. The gap between potential value and obligation suggests ceiling values are high relative to actual invoicing to date.

Work portfolio centers on facilities infrastructure. Delivered services include structural inspection and design repair at Coast Guard training facilities (Ida Lewis Training Center at Cape May, Cape May Naval Base); electrical engineering support for shoreside power systems serving cutters and small boats (Warwick, Rhode Island); wastewater system design, evaluation, and pretreatment optimization (Elizabeth City, North Carolina); HVAC repair design (Atlantic City, New Jersey); flood mitigation design (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Georgia); and waterfront utilities repair design (San Juan, Puerto Rico). All work is ground-fixed to Coast Guard and FLETC bases, with place of performance distributed across CONUS and Puerto Rico. Primary NAICS alignment is Engineering Services; PSC codes split between Architect and Engineering–General (10 awards) and Architect and Engineering–Construction (9 awards across non-building facilities, office buildings, and administrative buildings).

Activity velocity is low and episodic. The vendor received 2 awards in 2022, 2 in 2023, 1 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 1 in 2026 — an average of 1.6 awards per year with no growth trend. Only one award (combined potential value $106 thousand) carries an ultimate completion date inside the next twenty-four months, signaling minimal near-term recompete pressure on the vendor's footprint. The USCG IDIQ vehicle itself expired in 2022, suggesting the vendor may be operating under task orders issued before the vehicle's sunset and potentially facing access-loss risk unless a successor IDIQ is awarded and the vendor secures a position on it.