HURST-ROSCHE, INC.

Hurst-Rosche, Inc. specializes in architectural design services for federal infrastructure, with a focused practice in U.S. courthouse and federal building modernization. The firm delivers comprehensive A/E services including structural renovations, system upgrades, and drainage infrastructure design, adhering to federal building codes and GSA standards. Their technical expertise spans schematic design, construction documentation, code compliance analysis, and ADA accessibility integration, with demonstrated proficiency in renovating aging federal facilities such as the Paul Findley Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse. Key differentiators include precision in managing complex renovation scopes within occupied federal environments and seamless coordination with federal facility managers to minimize operational disruption. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the General Services Administration, providing mission-critical architectural design services for judicial and law enforcement facilities. Their work includes jury box expansions, PACS system integration, and site-specific drainage corrections—all tailored to GSA’s Design Excellence and sustainability guidelines. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted partnership rooted in reliability, regulatory adherence, and delivery of high-stakes public infrastructure projects. Hurst-Rosche’s primary industry focus is architectural services under NAICS 541310, positioning them as a niche provider for federal courthouse and federal building modernization. They specialize in adaptive reuse, facility upgrades, and infrastructure rehabilitation within the federal courthouse portfolio, serving a vertical market defined by stringent security, accessibility, and durability requirements. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Marion, Illinois, Hurst-Rosche, Inc. operates with a regional footprint centered on federal facilities in the Midwest. The company holds no government certifications but leverages deep local knowledge and technical precision to deliver high-quality architectural solutions for federal clients. Their market positioning is defined by subject-matter expertise in federal judicial infrastructure rather than scale or broad diversification.