The Johnson-Mcadams Firm, P.a.

The Johnson-Mcadams Firm, P.A., doing business as Johnson Mcadams, is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business headquartered in Greenwood, Mississippi, that delivers architectural, engineering, and construction management services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of awards). The firm operates as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation with a subsidiary, Albert & Robinson Architects, PLLC. Johnson Mcadams competes predominantly under HUBZone and Total Small Business set-asides, with 1,527 prime awards across 1,532 total awards (including five sub-awards to other primes) and combined potential value of $3.2 billion over 39 years of federal contracting. Recent activity shows 78 awards in 2024, 47 in 2025, and 53 through October 2026, tracking against a recompete cliff of $48.4 million in combined potential value due within the next twenty-four months.

Johnson Mcadams' capability portfolio centers on facility design, infrastructure planning, construction administration, and specialized technical assessments for federal research and military installations. The firm delivers pre-design, design, bidding, construction management, feasibility studies, HVAC system upgrades, building envelope repairs, utility system modernization, as-built documentation, and construction support services. Representative work includes a $1.5 million deliverable order from USDA Plains Area for as-built document and Revit model maintenance at the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan, Kansas (awarded September 2024, extended through September 2029); a $4.05 million Tulsa Air National Guard Phase I PFAS remedial investigation from the Air Force Civil Engineer Center under HUBZone set-aside (September 2023, completion September 2027); a $3.98 million Barksdale Air Force Base dormitory 65% design from Naval Facilities Engineering Command (September 2024, completion December 2026); and a $2.65 million entry control facility alteration design at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base under Total Small Business set-aside (September 2025, completion December 2028).

Customer concentration splits across defense and civilian infrastructure. The top five funding agencies account for 49% of recent awards by count and 46% by potential value. The U.S. Coast Guard leads by dollar value ($1.11 billion across 149 awards), followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($114.8 million across 138 awards) and the Army Corps of Engineers ($105.5 million across 233 awards). The Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service ranks fifth by potential value ($130.2 million combined across Central Program Planning, Plains Area, and other regional offices). USDA work anchors the firm's HUBZone set-aside portfolio, particularly at the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, where Johnson Mcadams holds a $20 million single-award IDIQ (September 2023, completion September 2028) that has generated over twenty task orders totaling approximately $8.2 million.

Johnson Mcadams holds significant standing on multiple indefinite-delivery vehicles. The Coast Guard awarded a $1 billion multiple-award MATOC for architect-engineer services nationwide (June 2026, completion June 2036). The Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District issued a $499 million multiple-award IDIQ for military design and construction (May 2026, completion May 2031). The Army Corps Jacksonville District provided a $20 million multiple-award IDIQ for multi-discipline civil works design (July 2025, completion July 2030). USDA awarded a $10 million IDIQ for Pacific West Area architect-engineer services under Total Small Business set-aside (June 2024, completion June 2029), and a $45 million Louisville District MATOC for design services across Army, Air Force, and Civil Works projects (June 2024, completion June 2029). Additional vehicles include a $30 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command multi-discipline architect-engineer IDIQ (February 2025, completion February 2030), a $99 million Army Corps Tulsa District IDIQ under partial small business set-aside (January 2025, completion January 2030), and a $100 million Army Corps Engineering and Construction Support Office IDIQ for vertical facilities serving the Department of Homeland Security (June 2024, completion September 2029). Johnson Mcadams also holds a $300 million NASA Southeast Regional Architect and Engineering contract that anchors work for Kennedy Space Center and other NASA installations.

Service Contract Inventory data captures a partial view of federal services work above the $150,000 reporting threshold. SCI-reported invoiced revenue totaled $4.3 million across FY2022–FY2025 (FY2023: $1.4 million across 4.7 FTEs; FY2024: $2.8 million across 12.9 FTEs). On federal services contracts in SCI, government-paid hourly rates ranged from a 10th percentile of $77.00 per hour to a median of $141.02 per hour and a 90th percentile of $174.01 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Johnson Mcadams performed zero subcontractor hours as a share of total labor, indicating the firm builds and delivers its own teams without material subcontractor reliance for labor scaling on reported federal services work.

Johnson Mcadams operates as a prime contractor on the federal landscape with minimal subcontractor footprint in the source data. Four named sub-awards show engagement with Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc. on architectural and design services at Marine facilities (May 2026, July 2025, August 2024) and Pond & Company on architectural engineering design work (January 2024). The vast majority of Johnson Mcadams' federal work flows through prime awards and task orders, positioning the firm as a primary vendor rather than a feeder to larger primes. The firm's 100% prime posture, coupled with its standing on over six major IDIQs and a $300 million NASA contract, signals capacity to compete full-and-open while maintaining advantage through HUBZone and small business set-aside positioning across civilian and defense customers spanning USDA, Coast Guard, Army Corps, Navy, Air Force, and NASA.