Question 1

What does a capability lane actually mean?

Accepted Answer

A lane is a scope family we are staffed, equipped, and credentialed to deliver end to end — from preconstruction through closeout documentation. Each lane has named personnel, its own equipment, and its own NAICS alignment rather than being a marketing category.

Question 2

Does Epic Edge self-perform or subcontract the work?

Accepted Answer

Both, and we say which upfront. Reality capture and construction management are self-performed with our own equipment and staff. Trade lanes are delivered through a prequalified bench of specialists we hold under our contract, our schedule, and our safety program.

Question 3

Which NAICS codes apply to Epic Edge?

Accepted Answer

Primary codes include 236220, 237130, 237310, 238210, 238220, 238910, 541330, 541370, and 561621. Each lane page lists the codes that apply to that scope so a contracting officer can match a solicitation quickly.

Question 4

What does SDVOSB set-aside eligibility mean for a contracting officer?

Accepted Answer

Epic Edge is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, so awards to us can count toward SDVOSB goaling and we can compete on SDVOSB set-aside and sole-source actions within applicable thresholds. Verification details are on the capability statement page.

Question 5

What are typical mobilization timelines?

Accepted Answer

Reality capture crews mobilize in three to five business days. Trade lanes typically mobilize within two to four weeks of notice to proceed, because the bench is prequalified before the award rather than after it. Emergency response is handled case by case.

Capabilities

One prime. Nine lanes. No handoff gaps.

Reality Capture

Construction Management

Electrical & EV

Fire Protection

Broadband & Tower

Advanced Materials

Civil & Site

Mechanical & HVAC

Security & Access

What owners ask first

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