JOSEPH K OPPRMNN-ARCHITECT P A

Joseph K Opprmnn-Architect P.A. specializes in architectural and engineering services focused on cultural resources management and historic preservation for federal land and heritage sites. The firm delivers comprehensive A&E support for the documentation, assessment, and stabilization of historic structures, including Historic Structure Reports (HSRs), condition assessments, and compliance-driven design interventions under the National Historic Preservation Act. Their technical expertise encompasses historic building analysis, adaptive reuse planning, materials conservation, and regulatory coordination with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards, ensuring projects meet rigorous preservation guidelines while accommodating functional needs. A key differentiator is their deep familiarity with National Park Service protocols and the unique constraints of managing culturally significant infrastructure across diverse geographic regions. The contractor maintains a sustained and exclusive relationship with the Department of the Interior, particularly serving National Park Service units in the South Atlantic-Gulf and other regional divisions. Their work consistently supports the preservation of nationally designated historic sites, including military parks and colonial-era structures, demonstrating a proven ability to execute complex, mission-critical preservation tasks under long-term IDIQ frameworks with option years. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted, institutional partnership built on technical reliability and regulatory precision. The primary NAICS code 541330 reflects a focused practice in engineering services tailored to historic and cultural infrastructure, positioning the firm as a niche provider within the federal heritage sector. Their market presence is defined by specialized work in architectural documentation, structural evaluation, and preservation planning—not general engineering—but rather targeted interventions for federally protected properties. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the firm operates without federal certifications but leverages deep domain expertise to serve high-stakes preservation mandates. Their geographic footprint is defined by federal site locations rather than regional office presence, indicating a project-driven, mobility-enabled operational model aligned with the dispersed nature of National Park Service assets.