Wiley & Wilson, Inc.

Wiley & Wilson, Inc. Lynchburg Office Division (doing business as Wiley Wilson) is an employee-owned architectural and engineering firm headquartered in Lynchburg, Virginia, that delivers design, engineering, and construction management services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open (non-set-aside) federal contracts. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation with a 99% prime-contract posture across 578 recent federal awards spanning engineering services (180 awards), architectural services (39 awards), and related infrastructure disciplines, generating $96.2 million in combined potential value with $59.1 million obligated.

Wiley Wilson's customer base spans 38 distinct federal agencies, but concentration is pronounced in the top five. By award count, the Department of the Navy leads with 170 awards ($864 thousand combined potential value), followed by the United States Marine Corps (65 awards, $8.9 million), the Department of the Army (61 awards), the Department of the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing (51 awards, $6 million), and the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Baltimore (39 awards, $9.9 million). These five customers account for 67% of total awards. By dollar value, the concentration inverts: the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service anchors the portfolio with 9 awards carrying $38.7 million combined potential value — 40% of all dollars — reflecting fewer but higher-value design contracts for wildlife refuge facilities. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Southern Region follows with 31 awards worth $17 million, reflecting a sustained relationship for air traffic control tower and airport infrastructure modernization design. Together, Fish and Wildlife Service and FAA account for 84% of combined potential value, indicating a bifurcated customer relationship: high-touch, high-dollar work with Interior and DOT aviation programs, and high-volume, lower-value transactional work with Navy and Marine Corps.

Wiley Wilson places work under five named indefinite delivery contracts. The Navy IDC N4008508D8419 carries 43 task orders worth $4 million combined potential value. The Army Corps of Engineers IDC W912DR09D0067 carries 31 task orders worth $4.8 million. The FAA's DTFASA17D00007 contract vehicle (Southern Region A&E vehicle) carries 26 task orders worth $6 million. Two additional Navy IDCs (N6247702D0146 with 24 task orders, N6247005D7151 with 22 task orders) contribute $4.1 million and $1 million respectively. These five vehicles account for a substantial portion of the transactional workload, positioning Wiley Wilson as a regular task-order recipient rather than a prime-contract winner on large-value vehicles; no GWACs, GSA Schedules, or government-wide vehicles appear in the portfolio.

Recent award activity has contracted. The vendor received five awards in 2021, seven in 2022, six in 2023, two in 2024, and three in 2025, indicating a downward trajectory. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only one award ($1.6 million ceiling) reaches ultimate completion in that window, suggesting a portfolio of longer-duration delivery orders with completion dates spanning years into the future. Wiley Wilson performs as a subcontractor on design-build and cost-savings support work with Stampede Ventures, Inc., HDR Engineering, Inc., and Weston Solutions Inc., but subcontracting comprises only 1% of total recent awards and carries no named recurring prime relationships. The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows six records (five prime, one named sub) between FY2022 and FY2024 with zero invoiced SCI revenue and minimal FTE scale (0.1 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 0.0 in subsequent years), indicating that Wiley Wilson's federal portfolio consists primarily of design and engineering delivery orders under fixed-price or firm-fixed-price structures rather than labor-hour service contracts subject to SCI reporting. Recent named work includes a $1.61 million air traffic control tower design and radar facility contract with FAA Southern Region in Miami (awarded September 2024, completing August 2026), a $897 thousand architectural and engineering project development contract with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for design services in Asmara, Eritrea (awarded September 2025, completing September 2029), and a $1.63 million ATCT and TRACON facility design contract for FAA at Nashville, Indiana (awarded February 2023, completing December 2024). The corporate structure includes a named joint venture, Wiley Wilson-Clark Nexsen Joint Venture, which does not appear to be a material vehicle in the recent award footprint based on the source data.