ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP, INC.

Architectural Resources Group, Inc. specializes in integrated architectural and engineering services for federal historic and cultural infrastructure, with deep expertise in seismic retrofitting, historic preservation, and landscape management for national park assets. The firm delivers full-spectrum A/E services—including structural analysis, adaptive reuse planning, ethnographic landscape reporting, and UAS-based surveying—to support the rehabilitation and long-term stabilization of culturally significant buildings and sites. Their technical proficiency spans Title III architectural engineering, heritage conservation methodologies, and site-specific geospatial data collection, enabling them to balance regulatory compliance with functional modernization in sensitive environments. A key differentiator is their ability to merge engineering rigor with cultural resource sensitivity, producing solutions that preserve historic integrity while meeting contemporary safety and accessibility standards. The company maintains a strong, sustained relationship with the Department of the Interior, where they consistently deliver mission-critical services for National Park Service properties, including Yosemite, Zion, and Oregon Caves. Their work supports the stewardship of historic structures such as the Ahwahnee Hotel and Harris House, focusing on seismic resilience, visitor center expansion, and long-term preservation planning. While they have limited engagement with the Department of State, their Interior portfolio demonstrates a clear specialization in federal land management and cultural heritage infrastructure. Architectural Resources Group operates primarily under NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services), with secondary work in architectural design (541310) and surveying (541370). Their market positioning centers on the federal cultural heritage sector, serving as a trusted technical partner for complex, mission-sensitive projects requiring interdisciplinary collaboration between engineers, historians, and land managers. As a Woman-Owned Business with a 2L entity structure, the firm is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and is strategically positioned to support West Coast federal heritage initiatives while maintaining the agility and compliance standards required for federal contracting.