SNOW KREILICH ARCHITECTS INC

Snow Kreilich Architects Inc. specializes in architectural and engineering services for federal facilities, with deep expertise in courthouse modernization, security hardening, and new construction at U.S. Department of Justice and General Services Administration sites. Their technical capabilities include adaptive reuse of federal buildings, security-conscious design for high-risk facilities, and full-cycle A/E services from schematic design through construction documentation. The firm demonstrates specialized proficiency in federal courthouse renovations, including structural upgrades, access control integration, and compliance with GSA’s Design Excellence and Security Standards. Their work on the Murphy and Burger Courthouses and the International Falls Land Port of Entry reflects a mastery of complex, mission-critical environments requiring stringent adherence to federal building codes, life safety systems, and asset protection protocols. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the General Services Administration, delivering architectural and engineering services for federal judicial and law enforcement facilities across Minnesota. Their portfolio includes renovations of U.S. Attorney’s Office spaces, U.S. Secret Service laboratory upgrades, and new port-of-entry facilities—indicating a trusted role in GSA’s Federal Buildings Program for mission-essential infrastructure projects. Their primary focus is on NAICS 541310—architectural services—where they position themselves as a niche provider for federal justice and border infrastructure. They specialize in secure, durable, and code-compliant designs tailored to federal operational needs, particularly within the judicial and customs environments. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified firm based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Snow Kreilich Architects leverages its local presence and federal certification to serve as a responsive, mission-aligned partner for GSA and other federal agencies in the Upper Midwest. Their business model emphasizes technical excellence, regulatory compliance, and sustained engagement with federal infrastructure programs.