Trauner Consulting Services, Inc.

Trauner Consulting Services, Inc., a Philadelphia-based for-profit Subchapter S Corporation, delivers construction claims analysis, expert witness services, and scheduling expertise to federal agencies as a prime contractor on GSA Schedule task orders and single-award IDIQs, with no set-aside designations and no subcontractor footprint. The company competes entirely on a full-and-open basis across 193 prime awards with $47.4 million combined potential value.

Trauner's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of Veterans Affairs and a single outlier. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration accounts for 35 awards and $23.2 million (49% of combined potential value), anchoring the vendor's revenue base and creating customer concentration risk. The VA ecosystem accounts for the next tier: the VA Office of Construction and Facilities Management holds 15 awards worth $5.1 million, Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 (Southern Tier) holds 26 awards worth $3.5 million, and VISN 10 (Northern Tier) holds 7 awards worth $1.3 million. Together, VA entities represent approximately 48 awards and $9.9 million across multiple VISNs and the central office. The top five customer agencies account for 72% of combined potential value. Outside these anchors, Trauner works with the Army Corps of Engineers, General Services Administration, National Park Service, and the Department of Justice's Civil Division on smaller, episodic engagements.

Trauner holds two large single-award IDIQs with the VA that serve as foundational vehicles: the VISN 10 contract (Northern Tier medical centers, awarded January 3, 2023, $700,180 ceiling, ultimate completion January 2, 2028) and the VISN 12 contract (Southern Tier medical centers, awarded November 22, 2022, $700,180 ceiling, ultimate completion November 29, 2027). Both vehicles feed recurring task orders for claims and schedule analysis supporting VA medical facility non-recurring maintenance projects. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 63 task orders worth $10.6 million and represents Trauner's second-largest work vehicle, issuing delivery orders across multiple federal agencies for expert witness services, claims review, litigation support, and technical assessments. Beyond these, Trauner holds smaller IDIQs and BPA positions with FHWA and other agencies.

Trauner's capability portfolio centers on three core service lines grounded in the award history: construction claims analysis and expert witness testimony (39 awards under PSC "Support-Professional: Expert Witness"), training and curriculum development (36 awards under NAICS 611430), and general claims consultation and litigation support (12 awards under PSC "Support-Professional: Legal"). Recent representative work includes a $184,050 purchase order from the Department of Justice Civil Division for expert witness services (awarded July 7, 2026, completion December 1, 2027); a $255,314.78 delivery order from VA VISN 6 for claims consultant services under GSA MAS (awarded April 13, 2026, completion April 11, 2027); a $117,118.72 delivery order from VA VISN 12 for claims and schedules analysis supporting non-recurring maintenance projects at Southern Tier facilities (awarded April 22, 2026, completion April 27, 2027); and a $121,052.16 purchase order from the Army Corps of Engineers for "Appeal Experts" services under a Total Small Business set-aside (awarded July 18, 2023, completion July 17, 2025). The GSA labor portfolio reflects this mix: Expert Witness roles (1, 3, and senior variants) price from $264.33/hr to $367.70/hr for 15–30 years of experience; Claims Analyst roles range from $167.08/hr to $233.05/hr; and Scheduler and Technician roles occupy the $73–$131/hr band.

Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years—four awards in 2022, peaking at 13 in 2024, then declining to 8 awards year-to-date in 2026. Twelve awards with combined potential value of $2 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory data captures minimal activity: $428 thousand invoiced in FY2023 on a single prime contract covering 0.4 FTEs, with contractor-paid hourly rates around $477/hr. This narrow SCI footprint reflects the fact that most of Trauner's federal work flows through GSA Schedule task orders and small purchase orders below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold, rather than through large federal service contracts.

Trauner operates as a 100% prime contractor with no identified subcontractor relationships and no sub-hours engagement reported in SCI data. The vendor's labor portfolio on GSA Schedule spans 13 categories from entry-level Scheduling Assistant ($73.53/hr, high school) through senior Expert Witness ($367.70/hr, bachelor's plus 30 years' experience), with no security-cleared positions offered. The absence of cleared labor and the concentration of work in construction claims and expert testimony suggests the vendor does not pursue defense or intelligence contracts and operates in a narrowly specialized civilian infrastructure consulting niche.

Specializing in construction claims analysis, expert witness testimony, delay analysis, CPM scheduling, training, research, specification writing, construction management support, and risk management.