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Burns Wald-hopkins Shambach Architects, Inc. federal contracts

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Doing business as BURNS & WALD HOPKINS ARCHITECTS INC

UEIUEI: the 12-character ID the government gives every company registered for federal work. It replaced the DUNS number in April 2022. Glossary E61DR3S77AB5· CAGECAGE code: a 5-character code that identifies one company location for federal work. A company with several sites can have several. Glossary 6CNR4· Tucson, AZ· Active registration until Aug 18, 2027· www.bwsarchitects.com (opens in a new tab)

Overview

Buyers and offices that award its prime contracts, US$, active FY2021–FY2026

Obligated since award on contracts active FY2021–FY2026

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Awards toBurns Wald-hopkins Shambach Architects, Inc.ConnectedGroupedCircle area = dollars

Insight DIV OF ENGINEERING SVCS - SEATTLE (75H701) is its largest buyer. See more on the Buyers tab

Prime contract obligationsObligation: money the government has legally committed to a contract. It is not the same as money paid. Example: $6M obligated of a $10M ceiling. Glossary, FY2012–FY2026

$16.8M

Includes FY2026 so far: $994K, still being reported

About

From the company's SBA profile, updated Sep 2026

BWS Architects consists of a highly trained professional staff of 13, which includes six registered architects. The firm is led by principals Robin Shambach and Frank Slingerland, who carefully select projects so that they can stay fully engaged in key roles from start to finish. Arthur Stables, who has been with BWS for over 20 years, is the firm’s specification writer, cost estimator and sustainability coordinator. Susan Gray, formerly a principal for the DLR Group in Phoenix, is now a senior project manager for our firm and leads our Phoenix office. Our staff also includes seasoned project architects, dedicated construction administrators, and enthusiastic graduate professionals all committed to the success of our projects and the satisfaction of our clients.

Prime contract obligations by fiscal year, US$, FY2012–FY2026

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FY12FY14FY16FY18FY20FY22FY24$3.02MFY26FY26 so far: $994K

Insight Largest year: $3.02M in FY2024. See more on the Contracts tab

Prime obligations since award by state of performance, US$, contracts active FY2021–FY2026

$14.9M since award = $10.8M in FY2021–FY2026 + $4.11M before FY2021

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  1. Arizona$9.16M · 62%
  2. District of Columbia$3.35M · 23%
  3. Washington$1.11M · 7.5%
  4. New Mexico$629K · 4.2%
  5. Montana$426K · 2.9%

1 smaller, $195K together.

Circle area = dollarsOutlined: head office state (Arizona)

Insight 62% was performed in Arizona. See more on the Contracts tab