Woolpert-Rs&H LLC

Woolpert-Rs&H LLC, doing business as Woolpert Consultants, Inc, is a Beavercreek, Ohio-based for-profit limited liability company providing full-spectrum architect-engineer (AE) services—design, construction support, planning charrettes, condition assessments, and infrastructure renovation—to the Department of Defense and Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor under full-and-open competition, with no set-aside designations across its entire prime footprint.

The vendor competes exclusively on unrestricted basis and holds no SBA certifications. It operates as a 100% prime contractor (76 prime awards, zero sub work) with a customer concentration anchored in Army Corps of Engineers districts. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Norfolk dominates award volume with 20 awards valued at $265.6 million in combined potential value, followed by Engineering District Louisville with 19 awards at $70.7 million. By dollar magnitude, however, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center (via the AE NEXT IDIQ) anchors the portfolio with $4 billion in combined potential value across just three awards—primarily the $2 billion AE NEXT master contract itself. Across the top five customer agencies, Woolpert-Rs&H commands 70% of recent award count and 99% of combined potential value.

Woolpert-Rs&H holds two major IDIQ vehicles. The $2 billion Air Force Civil Engineer Center Architect-Engineering Services for Design and Construction Support (AE NEXT) contract, awarded October 2024 with performance through 2031, anchors the majority of the vendor's dollar exposure and has generated 14 task orders valued at $16.9 million to date. The $249 million U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Japan District indefinite delivery contract, awarded October 2024 with performance through October 2031, focuses on military engineering and design services at U.S. facilities throughout Japan and has generated two task orders including a $4.72 million delivery order for F-35 Operations Flight Simulator design at Misawa Air Base (completion January 2029). The vendor also holds a $240 million IDIQ with USACE Norfolk District (awarded June 2022, through June 2027) for multidiscipline AE services across the Norfolk District and North Atlantic Division, generating 19 task orders valued at $7.3 million combined.

Recent representative work illustrates the scope. A $1.35 million delivery order from ENDIST Louisville (February 2026) funded architect-engineer services for fuel cell hangar renovation at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, with completion March 2028. A $4.15 million delivery order from ENDIST Europe (September 2023) covered renovation of three barracks buildings in Baumholder, Germany, completed January 2026. A $1.59 million delivery order from Pacific Air Forces under AE NEXT (September 2025) funded interior renovation design at Building B3264 in Misawa Air Base, Japan, completion September 2026. Domestically, a $3.55 million delivery order from ENDIST Norfolk (May 2025) supported architect and engineering services for the Joint Base Langley-Eustis Army Airfield Tower Construction Project, exercising option CLINs through October 2026. A $632 thousand definitive contract from ENDIST Norfolk (March 2026, sole-source Designer of Record authority) funded design update services for Building 31 roof repair at Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia, ultimate completion March 2028.

Activity has been volatile over the past five years—three awards in 2022, rising to twelve in 2023, then declining to ten in 2024 and nine in 2025, with only three awards recorded in 2026 to date. Eighteen awards (combined potential value $30.3 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk. The vendor's work spans NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services, 59 awards) and 541310 (Architectural Services, 17 awards), primarily under PSC C214 (Architect and Engineering–General: Management Engineering) and related AE classifications. Place of performance spans domestic military installations, overseas locations including Japan and Germany, and distributed sites within CONUS and OCONUS.