Whitman Requardt & Associates LLP

Whitman Requardt & Associates LLP, a Baltimore-based for-profit architecture and engineering partnership, operates as a prime contractor delivering multi-discipline design, engineering, infrastructure assessment, and facility modernization services to federal defense and civilian agencies without reliance on small business set-asides. The firm competes successfully in open federal procurement markets, with 99% of its recent awards as prime (912 of 919 awards across all sources) and a 45-year federal contracting footprint spanning 57 customer agencies.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on architect-engineer services for military facility projects, infrastructure design, building renovations, security enhancements, and infrastructure studies. Recent representative work includes a $6.8 million design-bid-build delivery order with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Test Maintenance and Fabrication Facility at Aberdeen Proving Ground, a $7.77 million delivery order with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for the full design of P351 at Naval Support Activity Crane in Indiana, a $3.9 million architect-engineer delivery order with the Army Corps of Engineers for a secure pedestrian access facility at Raven Rock Mountain Complex in Pennsylvania, and a $3.2 million Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order for scope clarification and air permit monitoring on the DDG(X) guided-missile destroyer program. Work spans structural repair, anti-terrorism and force protection upgrades, water risk assessments, environmental compliance, laboratory design, and facility systems engineering across shipyards, naval installations, Army bases, and federal civilian headquarters.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense infrastructure. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Baltimore leads by far, with 145 awards worth $764.8 million combined potential value. Naval Facilities Engineering Command follows with 95 awards and $228.5 million, Naval Sea Systems Command with 76 awards and $27 million, and the FBI Headquarters Division with 4 awards worth $88 million. These five customers plus State Department and GSA account for 74% of combined potential value across the portfolio. Army and Navy accounts dominate volume (137 Navy awards and 91 Army awards), but the Corp of Engineers' anchor position on dollar value reflects the firm's depth in large-scale military infrastructure design and construction-support contracts.

Whitman Requardt holds a dominant seat on five parent vehicles. An Indefinite Delivery Contract (GS03P11CDD0039) carries 108 task orders worth $13.4 million combined value; Naval Facilities Engineering Command's N4008517D5005 IDIQ holds 80 task orders worth $48.4 million; N4008514D5205 carries 64 task orders and $14.1 million; and W912DR09D0030 (Army Corps of Engineers) covers 40 task orders worth $5.8 million. The firm also holds a $90 million single-award IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for architect-engineer services supporting the North Area of Responsibility (awarded February 29, 2024, with completion February 28, 2029), a $500 million multiple-award A/E IDIQ with ENDIST Baltimore through July 30, 2031, a $50 million domestic A/E IDIQ with the Department of State's Bureau of Administration (April 18, 2024 through April 17, 2027), and a $6 million Blanket Purchase Agreement for A/E services (August 18, 2025 through August 17, 2027). These vehicles provide the infrastructure for consistent task order flow, though vehicle ceiling sizes and recompete exposure require monitoring.

Activity has been volatile across the past five fiscal years: 22 awards in 2022, dropping to 4 in 2023, recovering to 22 in 2024, declining to 16 in 2025, and trending to 8 so far in 2026. Combined potential value across all 919 awards stands at $1.57 billion, with $256.3 million obligated (16% realization). Twenty awards worth $38.6 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting a moderate recompete cliff concentrated in the current contract portfolio.

The Service Contract Inventory reports no invoiced revenue above the $150,000 threshold across FY2022–FY2025 and negligible FTE activity (0.6 FTEs in FY2022, zero thereafter), a data artifact reflecting the fact that most Whitman Requardt work is structured as delivery orders for architect-engineer design and engineering studies—fixed-price, not labor-hour—and therefore not captured in the SCI invoicing-revenue framework, which excludes design and product work.

Whitman Requardt operates predominantly through its own delivery teams; sub-engagement is minimal. The vendor carries seven subcontract awards across the portfolio, all dating from 2023–2025, all flowing through Summer Consultants, Inc. (five awards for civil, structural, protective, and traffic engineering on barrier replacement and building renovation projects at federal civilian facilities in Maryland and Washington DC) and Chugach Intelligence Solutions, LLC (one award for 8th floor renovation design at NSA Fort Meade). This sub-footprint is negligible relative to the 912-prime posture and signals that Whitman Requardt builds internal teams rather than relying on partner ecosystems.

The vendor's headquarters at 801 South Caroline Street in Baltimore anchors its federal practice in the Mid-Atlantic region, enabling strong relationships with ENDIST Baltimore and the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, which collectively represent over $793 million in combined potential value and account for the plurality of the firm's federal customer base.