The Roybal Corp

The Roybal Corp, a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Littleton, Colorado, provides architectural, engineering, and design services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on a 100% prime footprint with no subcontract activity. The company operates exclusively in the full-and-open competitive space — none of its 299 recent awards carry set-aside designations — and specializes in facility planning, infrastructure modernization, specification packages, engineering support, and facility assessments across multiple federal real-property portfolios.

The Roybal Corp's customer base is heavily concentrated in civilian infrastructure and facility-management agencies. The Department of the Treasury's United States Mint dominates both metrics: 107 awards (representing 83% of recent award count) with $11.6 million in combined potential value. The next four customers — the Department of the Interior's National Park Service (73 awards), the Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service (29 awards), the Department of State (29 awards), and the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (9 awards) — account for the remainder of the top-five concentration. The two customer rankings track closely; the Mint's outsized share reflects both volume and dollar magnitude, while potential-value ranking does not reveal secondary customers with larger individual task orders outside the top five. Work is performed at multiple federal facility locations, with primary performance occurring in Denver, Colorado and administrative oversight from the Mint's headquarters.

The Roybal Corp holds a $1.7 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the United States Mint running through February 2029, under which the majority of recent delivery orders are issued. Recent representative work includes a $307,907.80 delivery order (August 2024) for data center HVAC system design updating and specifications packaging for the Denver Mint renovation project, a $186,984 delivery order (February 2024) for emergency and critical power modernization electrical systems upgrades design work at Denver, a $204,789 delivery order (March 2022) for roof evaluation and design documents at the Denver facility, and a $143,266.90 delivery order (August 2023) for clean room and outer room design specification, drawing packages, and construction-phase engineering support at Denver. Additional parent vehicles include four other indefinite delivery contracts under the Mint (Indefinite Delivery Contracts TMHQ08C0042, 2031JG19D00002, 2031JG24D00012, and TMK961023) and a legacy 2013–2018 A&E Services Denver IDC. Work spans architectural services (65 awards), interior design services (5 awards), and engineering services (4 awards) under primary NAICS categories, with task orders predominantly scoped as Architect and Engineering PSC codes covering landscaping, interior layout, and general design work (102 awards) and general engineering services (86 awards).

Activity has been uneven but recently sparse: three awards per year in 2022 and 2023, climbing to eight in 2024, then dropping to one award each in 2025 and 2026. The Mint's single-award IDC renewal in February 2024 stabilized the prime relationship but has not driven sustained volume growth. Combined dollars obligated across all 299 awards ($28.5 million) exceed combined potential value ($13.8 million) by 206 percent, indicating invoiced work and task-order completion activity running ahead of task-order ceilings. With 14 distinct customer agencies served across real-property, natural-resource, and diplomatic-facility portfolios, The Roybal Corp operates as a specialized facility-design and engineering firm serving civilian federal infrastructure customers rather than defense or intelligence missions.