A capability statement should answer one question in under a minute. Can this firm do the work, and has it done it before?
Most read like brochures. Ours read like a record.
If you're a prime contractor, a federal or tribal agency, or a utility procurement lead, you don't have time to guess. You need to know what ARUSI builds, who's certified to sign it, and whether the team will still be here when the project runs long. These documents tell you. Pick the discipline you're evaluating and download the statement built for it.
The full picture. Utility engineering and coordination, electrical distribution design, telecommunications, transmission line design, CAD and drafting, and design-build. It carries the NAICS codes, certifications, and a client list that includes AT&T, Salt River Project, and Arizona Public Service. Download this one if you're evaluating ARUSI for the first time.
69 kV sub-transmission and distribution engineering, civil and structural design, line relocations, cable replacement, and OPGW work. Built for utilities and primes who need T&D engineering that holds up to review.
ALTA/NSPS land title, boundary, topographic, as-built, and strip topography surveys, plus legal descriptions and elevation certificates. Field work runs on GNSS dual differential RTK GPS and Civil 3D.
Fiber optic design, underground and overhead, permitting, and the documentation carriers and primes ask for. ARUSI has engineered 235+ miles of fiber and keeps adding to it.
The full picture. Utility engineering and coordination, electrical distribution design, telecommunications, transmission line design, CAD and drafting, and design-build.
| In business since 1987 | Phoenix, Arizona. Engineering and design for the energy and telecom industries, public and private |
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| Veteran-owned and certified | Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), with DBE certification through the Arizona Unified Certification Program and SBE certification through the City of Phoenix. State of Arizona Board of Technical Registration |
| Federal identifiers | CAGE Code 1GLB7. UEI FDBFPH8XWBU3. Registered and ready for set-aside and prime-sub work. |
| Primary NAICS Codes | 541330 (engineering), 541340 (drafting), 541370 (surveying and mapping), 237130 (power and communication line construction), 238210 (electrical contractors), 221121 / 221114 / 221115 (electric power transmission, solar, wind). |
| Track record | Hundreds of utility projects a year across the Southwest. 600+ miles of power lines designed. 235+ miles of fiber. Roughly $3.5M in annual revenue. |
| Clients who come back | AT&T, Zayo Group, Team Fishel, Salt River Project, Southwest Gas, Arizona Public Service, Arizona Department of Transportation, and Flō Networks. |
| Recognized | Named 2021 Minority Veteran-Owned Firm of the Year by the Phoenix MBDA Business Center, U.S. Department of Commerce. |
| Contact | (602) 431-2175 · controldesk@arusi.net |
Large primes win bigger work when they bring the right business onto the team. Our certifications make set-aside contracts winnable. Our roots in Arizona give you local depth that a national firm parachuting in can't match. And we stay. ARUSI has held a 99% retention rate through the last 15 years, so the engineer who learns your project doesn't disappear before it ships. Three things make ARUSI the partner that stays on the list.
Large national firms can’t bid SDVOSB set-asides on their own. ARUSI can. When a prime needs a certified engineering partner to qualify for and deliver set-aside contracts, ARUSI brings the certification and the discipline depth to carry real scope, not just a name on the cover sheet.
Hundreds of utility jobs a year across the Southwest means ARUSI already knows how Salt River Project, Arizona Public Service, and ADOT actually review work, and how local jurisdictions permit it. That local fluency takes years to build. ARUSI has 38 of them.
On long programs, continuity is everything. The engineer who scopes your project should be the one who finishes it. ARUSI’s turnover has stayed near zero for more than a decade, through the pandemic included. You won’t be re-explaining your project to a new face every quarter.
A capability statement is a one to two page summary a company gives to government agencies and prime contractors so they can quickly judge fit. It lists core competencies, certifications, NAICS codes, federal identifiers like CAGE and UEI, past performance, and contact details. Think of it as a resume for a business pursuing contract work. ARUSI’s statements above are working examples.
ARUSI is a veteran-owned engineering firm certified to work on small-business set-asides.
Primary codes are 541330 (engineering services), 541340 (drafting), 541370 (surveying and mapping), 237130 (power and communication line construction), 238210 (electrical contractors), and 221121, 221114, and 221115 for electric power transmission, solar, and wind.
ARUSI's primary NAICS codes are 541330 (Engineering Services), 541340 (Drafting Services), and 541370 (Surveying and Mapping Services). It also works under 237130 (Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction).
CAGE Code 1GLB7 and UEI FDBFPH8XWBU3.
Yes. That partnership model is core to how ARUSI works. The firm pairs its certification and Arizona engineering depth with national primes to pursue and deliver set-aside contracts. Email controldesk@arusi.net to start a teaming discussion.
ARUSI is based in Phoenix and works across the Southwest, with deep experience on Arizona utility, telecom, and public infrastructure projects.
Email controldesk@arusi.net with the scope you’re evaluating. ARUSI keeps discipline-specific statements for substation, utility coordination, natural gas, and construction management work and will send the right one.
Tell us the scope and the agency or program, and we'll turn around a tailored capability statement that maps to your requirements. We follow your submission instructions to the letter, and we move fast.