Single-point accountability.
Wright bids as prime and owns every outcome we commit to. No pass-through layers, principals in the work, and one point of contact from proposal through closeout.
WRIGHT STRATEGIC SERVICES ◆ FEDERAL ROOFING PRIME
Roofing, run to spec.Owned to the drawing.
Federal roofing and building-envelope work, bid as prime. Facilities operations, waste, and septic round out the scope. Documented, inspected, built to the drawing.
VIEW CAPABILITIESThe difference maker
The muscle of a national roofer. The accountability of one prime.
Here is what separates Wright from other small-business primes. For large and unrestricted programs, Wright is allied with the nation’s largest fortified-roofing installer, a national high-wind production bench most new primes cannot touch. That craft translates straight into federal work: installed to ASCE 7 wind design, UL 580 Class 90 standing-seam metal, and UL 2218 Class 4 impact assemblies, the standards UFC 3-110-03 specifies. Wright supplies the federal compliance wrapper and stays the accountable prime and single point of contact. On small-business set-asides, Wright primes and self-performs with similarly situated small-business roofers.
National high-wind bench
The nation’s largest fortified-roofing installer: crews self-performing tens of thousands of high-wind, impact-rated roofs across the Gulf and Southeast.
On-site standing-seam metal
Standing-seam metal roll-formed on site to ASTM E1592 and UL 580 Class 90, with custom flashing and no seam-length limit on the run.
Federal wind and impact spec
Installed to ASCE 7 wind design with Class-H high-wind shingles and UL 2218 Class 4 impact, the classes UFC 3-110-03 calls out.
What we deliver
Roofing first.
One delivery standard.
Five commitments
Why Wright is the low-risk award.
A new prime earns trust by lowering risk, not by overstating a record. Here is how Wright lowers yours.
Delivery discipline and quality.
Roofing is a trade with no margin for error. We work to QA/QC, inspection, and manufacturer-warranty standards, keeping occupied facilities dry and operations undisrupted while the work is underway.
Capacity without the risk.
Most new small businesses cap out on scope. Wright does not. For large and unrestricted programs, a strategic alliance with one of the nation’s largest roofing contractors puts national self-performing crews, bonding depth sized for major programs, and resilience-grade roof systems behind the bid. An agency gets the reach of a national roofer with the accountability of a focused prime.
Compliance as the floor.
Davis-Bacon wages, OSHA 29 CFR 1926, and manufacturer warranty requirements are understood before mobilization, not discovered after award. Compliance is the floor we build from, not a feature we sell.
One-business-day response.
No inquiry goes unacknowledged and no question goes unanswered. We respond within one business day, and senior principals are reachable directly.
Capacity & teaming
National capacity. One accountable prime.
Most small-business primes are capped by their own crew size and bonding. Wright is not. For large and unrestricted programs it draws on a strategic alliance with one of the nation's largest roofing contractors, a firm that self-performs at national scale. The capacity of a giant. The accountability of one prime who signs for the result.
How we structure teamingLarge and unrestricted programs
The alliance puts national self-performing crews, bonding depth sized for major federal programs, and resilience-grade, manufacturer-warranted roof systems behind the bid, mobilized on demand. Wright remains the accountable prime and the single point of contact from proposal through closeout.
Small-business set-asides
Wright primes and performs the work with similarly situated small-business roofers, keeping the set-aside lane fully small business. The national alliance is reserved for large and unrestricted work.
Where we work
Close to the work. Eligible nationwide.
Wright is a small business headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, eligible to perform nationwide. We are closest to the work across Alabama, Mississippi, and Ohio, where a local footprint means faster mobilization and lower standby cost on a roofing schedule.
- Occupied administrative and office facilities
- Work sequenced to keep tenants dry and daily operations uninterrupted.
- Warehouses, hangars, and maintenance buildings
- Large low-slope roof areas, staged to protect the equipment and activity below.
- Institutional and training campuses
- Multi-building scopes coordinated around campus schedules and access requirements.
- Remote and construction-site support
- Mobilization, waste, and sanitation support where infrastructure is thin.
Compliance & standing
Standing you can verify.
Wright keeps its registrations current and its identifiers public. Every row here can be checked in SAM.gov in under a minute.
FAR and DFARS, Davis-Bacon wage determinations, OSHA 29 CFR 1926, and UFC standards are the floor we operate on, not a feature we sell. We price, plan, and build to inspection from day one.
SAM.gov
Active & Registered
Business size
Small Business
UEI
QH3TMAFCBGV3
CAGE
211R0
Lead capability
Roofing · NAICS 238160
Response SLA
One business day
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A roofing prime built to lower your risk.
Bring us an upcoming roofing or facilities requirement, or open a teaming conversation. We respond to every inquiry within one business day. Or start with how we de-risk delivery.