General Contractor | Design Builder | Subcontractor
301-218-4730
Mon - Fri, 8am to 4:30pm
15875 Commerce Ct.
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
Fax: 301-218-4738
Mon - Fri, 8am to 4:30pm
15875 Commerce Ct.
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
Fax: 301-218-4738
Located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, RME provides subcontracting, design build, and general construction services for the federal, state and local governments, as well as commercial, educational and institutional enterprise projects.
Our highly experienced staff consists of project managers, superintendents, project engineers, accounting admins and carpenters, all who are dedicated to ensuring our projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget.
Since 2001, RME has successfully completed various prime and subcontractor projects exceeding $40 million. We attribute our continued success to the demonstrated expertise of our project management team, our job safety track record and the dedication of all our employees to deliver the best possible service to our clients.
We've had the pleasure of working with many notable customers, including: NAVFAC, Army Corps of Engineers, Bowie State University, University of Maryland, Howard University, MGM National Harbor, Prince George’s Community College, and several correctional institutions.
Bowie State University
Field House Expansion
Prince George's County
Courthouse Cafeteria Renovation
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ft. Myer Building 249
Howard University
School of Medicine
Safety comes first at RME!
Our Zero Tolerance for Unsafe Acts and Conditions policy is reflected in our outstanding safety record. Our current EMR rating is 0.80 - substantially better than the industry average of 1.0.
Founded in 1995, Rich Moe Enterprises, LLC (RME), is an MDOT approved Minority Business Enterprise as well as a certified Prince George's County small business operation located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland.
Providing General Contracting, Design Build, and Self-performed Subcontracting services, RME has successfully completed many multi-million-dollar new construction and renovation projects for federal, state and local governments, as well as design build projects for educational and institutional enterprises.
Owner Richie Mohammed started RME in 1995 and incorporated in 2001 as a general trades construction company performing rough carpentry, installation of safety protection equipment and options, and asbestos abatement. Since then, RME has evolved into a full service General Construction company with design build capabilities as well as self-performing capabilities for various interior scopes of work.
"We believe our success is based on our dedication to the profession, the quality of our work, and our focus on customer satisfaction."
- Richie Mohammed
Safety is always top priority at RME, and our Zero Tolerance for Unsafe Acts and Conditions policy is reflected in our outstanding safety record. We are proud of our current EMR rating of 0.80 which is considerably lower than the industry average of 1.0, and we will continue to prioritize safety procedures at all of our job sites.
Our list of projects and clientele is extensive, with costs ranging from $150,000 to over $10 million dollars.
Our tasks typically involved self-performing rough carpentry, doors, frames and hardware, toilet partitions and accessories.
Courthouse Cafeteria Renovation
Leonidas S. James Physical Education Complex HVAC Replacement
James E. Proctor Jr. Building Roof Replacement
Field House Renovation and Expansion
College of Medicine Simulation Center
Southern High School Server Room
Potomac Landing Elementary School Renovation
Bladensburg Cosmetology & Barbering
PG DOC Housing Units Renovation
PG DOC Emergency Kitchen Repairs
Brandywine Maintenance Facility
Rich Moe Enterprises, LLC has been one of our strongest contractors working at the FDIC sites for the past 5 years. We consider RME to be one of our Show Piece Facility Contractors. They always do a terrific job, completing the projects on time and within budget.”
Lauren Gronske, Project Manager
EMCOR/FDIC
RME did a great job renovating the apartments in Garrett Hall. Their quality of work was very high, they performed the work within the designed schedule, and they were very easy to work with. They kept me up to date throughout the project with any issues that arose. The overall result was a very smoothly run project.”
Patrick Rhodes, Project Manager
University of Maryland
I would like to thank you and your team for an outstanding job you did at Southern HS. You have been very professional and responsible form the start to the finish of the project. Even during difficult times, (COVID Pandemic) the project was completed on budget and on time. I look forward to working with Rich Moe Enterprises today and in the future.”
Mark Snyder, Senior Specialist of General Maintenance
Division of Maintenance
Anne Arundel County Public Schools
RME did an excellent job with the Montgomery Hall renovations. They understood the full scope of the work, kept to the schedule, produced high quality work, and were very easy to work with. Their project managers and on-site supervisors maintained the quality throughout the job and kept me up to date with all pertinent information. Other than a few submittals that were turned in late, the project ran smoothly and turned out as planned.”
Patrick Rhodes, Project Manager
University of Maryland
This 15,000 ft² project included major renovation to the two-story Prince George’s County Courthouse Cafeteria in Upper Marlboro, MD. All finishes were replaced, the lobby stairs were replaced with an elevator, and all new kitchen equipment was installed. The HVAC, fire alarm and fire suppression systems were also updated to accommodate the new layout.
The Calvert County Government’s Mt. Hope Community Center Design Build project was to renovate the building’s HVAC system and add insulation to provide a more energy efficient building for the County. This renovation was in part funded by a grant from the US Department of Energy, and therefore RME had to meet the Maryland Energy Administration requirements for the project. As a community center, the building was occupied by facility staff and public during the renovation, requiring special care with temporary protection of the construction site, as well as ensuring a safe environment for the building’s occupants.
This U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project consisted of new front and rear porches which both met historical preservation requirements. We also installed new sanitary and storm systems, performed masonry restoration, and added new sidewalks.
Phase 1 of the Bowie State University Leonidas S. James Physical Education Complex concentrated on the gymnasium section of the building and consisted of abatement of ACM and replacement of interior finishes including wood flooring in the racquet ball court. In addition, the HVAC replacement portion of the project involved four new rooftop units which were fitted with a supply fan and a return/exhaust fan to circulate the return air across the energy recovery wheel to extract any latent energy thereby preconditioning the outside air.
Phase 2 of the project concentrated on the non-gymnasium areas and included office space, teacher lounges and the academic center where all interior finishes were replaced.
The Bowie State University James E. Proctor Jr. Building roof replacement included complete replacement of the existing roof covering, toppings, insulation, and associated flashings.
The Bowie State University Field House renovation and expansion included a new one-story 4,700 ft² field house facility which was an expansion of the existing field house and included a new kitchen and concession stand.
The scope of the Howard University School of Medicine project included complete decommissioning and demolition of existing finishes, as well as the installation of new integrated architectural, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, medical gas, electrical, and life safety systems. As part of this project, RME self-performed installation of all structural medical equipment supports, wall assemblies, ceiling systems, acoustical treatments, and accessories.
The Prince George’s Community College Annex A project included converting the existing childcare spaces into modern classrooms, renovating the finishes and equipment, removing the small single-occupant and unisex restrooms, and providing a separate restroom for both staff and students. The scope of this work also involved eliminating the existing kitchen, creating a new storage room plus additional office space, and constructing a welcoming center in the lobby area. The project also included the replacement of the existing roof, exterior windows and doors, and replacing the existing mechanical rooftop units with new gas fired HVAC rooftop units. RME also facilitated technology upgrades to utilities, infrastructure, including providing a new emergency generator. RME managed coordination with all local utilities and secured all permits for the project.
This design build project for Anne Arundel County was to design and construct a new server room to house the hub for their fiber optic network, which was part of the County’s extensive fiber optic construction project. Project scope required the development of a detailed design for the space while raising the existing floor. The broad range of other installations in this project included the following:
This Prince George’s County school project renovated 13,500 ft² within three main corridors at Potomac Landing Elementary School. This fast-track project (45 days) included demolition of removable partitions within hallways along with associated utilities. The new construction included fully grouted CMU reinforced walls and new interior finishes. The MEP modifications included relocating sprinkler heads, new smoke dampers with transfer ducts, new grilles, registers, and diffusers, new LED Lighting fixtures, switches and receptacles, and a partial fire alarm system upgraded with a new annunciator panel.
This project for the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections, completed in phases, renovated eight 14,500 ft² housing units. The scope included all new interior finishes, renovation or replacement of cell doors and hardware, correctional grade inmate tables, correctional grade storefront units and kitchen units. The plumbing renovations replaced all water closets and lavatories, and required modifications to existing showers to comply with ADA standards. The electrical work included officer station upgrades, new LED lighting, and electrical fixtures upgrades.
This project for the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections required renovation of the failed HVAC system within the kitchen. The scope of work included providing temporary air conditioning for the space while the project was being completed, installing a new AAON 50-ton split system, additional ductwork, new returns and supply grilles. The kitchen remained fully operational during the work.
This phased project for Prince George’s County Maintenance Facility in Brandywine, MD, consisted of a new 16,104 ft² vehicle maintenance garage, a 12,853 ft² covered salt storage building, and a 2,800 ft² storage shed. The salt storage building and associated site work was completed within 90 days to ensure the County’s snow removal efforts were not impacted. The two-story vehicle maintenance facility included multiple offices, restrooms, men’s and women’s bunk rooms, kitchen, data/IT, fire pump, and entrance vestibule and corridor. The three maintenance bays were equipped with hydraulic and column vehicle lifts, vehicle exhaust extraction systems, tire changer, tire balancer, overhead hose reel assemblies, etc., and include a weld shop, tool storage room, shop storage room, fluid control room, tire repair room, wash bay (automated carwash), and wash bay equipment room. The building was also outfitted with new electrical service, HVAC system with controls, fire suppression system, and more utility enhancements.
