RCG helps Department of Defense organizations strengthen their brand, communicate their mission, and deliver mission-ready products – from strategy and creative execution to compliant sourcing and nationwide fulfillment.
Engage RCG for a product requirement, a professional-services engagement, or an integrated recruiting and communications program.
Compliant, mission-ready products managed from sourcing and proofing through final distribution.
Creative and campaign support that helps military organizations reach, inform, and motivate priority audiences.
Senior-level advisory and execution support grounded in more than 15 years of DoD communications experience.
RCG’s communications capabilities are led by Andre Revell II, a senior communications professional with more than 15 years of experience supporting complex Department of Defense organizations and programs.
Andre Revell II · Founder & CEO
Communications experience acrossMarine Corps Installations Command · U.S. Army Office of the Chief of Chaplains · U.S. Army Office of the Chief of Public Affairs · U.S. Army CIO/G-6 · Integrated Personnel and Pay System–Army (IPPS-A) · U.S. Army Medical Command · F-35 Joint Program Office
RCG brings demonstrated prime and subcontract performance across product fulfillment, strategic communications, and Department of Defense mission support. Our capability statement carries the full record of active and completed federal contracts.
Five-year BPA supporting Basic Military Training and Military Training Instructor requirements – 27 line items spanning T-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, shorts, hats, patches, and instructor badges.
Five-year statewide BPA for customized wearable and non-wearable promotional products supporting Virginia National Guard organizations and programs. Integrated customization – embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer, and sublimation.
Four-year subcontract providing strategic communications support for Army Medical Command priorities – communications planning, leadership messaging, content development, and stakeholder engagement.
Case Study
U.S. Army Medical Command · Army Recovery Care Program
RCG supported the Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP) through one of its largest organizational transformations, helping leadership communicate change across 14 installations in 11 states while maintaining trust among Soldiers, families, and civilian employees.
The U.S. Army Recovery Care Program was directed by the Secretary of the Army to undergo a comprehensive transformation – including redesigned operations, a re-designation of Warrior Transition Units to Soldier Recovery Units, updated policy, and a realignment of resources in support of Army medical reform. A change of this scale required maintaining the confidence of Soldiers, families, civilian employees, and senior leaders throughout the transition.
RCG developed and executed a strategic communications campaign that combined executive messaging, leadership presentations, town halls, and stakeholder engagement. Our team coordinated nationwide logistics, produced tailored communications materials, and prepared program leadership to conduct town halls across subordinate units while engaging strategically identified senior Army leaders. By equipping decision-makers with clear, consistent messaging, RCG helped build understanding, strengthen advocacy, and support successful implementation of the program transformation.
This re-designation and restructure will give our medical professionals the added tools they need to safeguard the humanity, confidence and respect of wounded, ill and injured Soldiers while simplifying and streamlining procedures, removing barriers and tailoring services to fit the unique needs of every Soldier.Col. Rob Heath
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RCG knows the FAR and reviews the clauses, country-of-origin requirements, and documentation applicable to each solicitation and product line.
Federal and Commonwealth small-business designations supporting agency socioeconomic goals.
Domestic sourcing options for covered textile and apparel requirements.
Product origin and manufacturing documentation reviewed against the clauses applicable to each requirement.
Entity registration current and in good standing.
Unique Entity Identifier on file with SAM.gov.
Commercial and Government Entity code on file.
Whether the requirement is a shipment or a consulting engagement, one RCG program lead remains accountable for performance.
Clarify the mission, audience, deliverables, constraints, schedule and applicable clauses.
Build the sourcing, communications or program approach around measurable requirements.
Produce content, creative assets or physical products with scheduled reviews and status updates.
Review quality, specifications, sourcing documentation and stakeholder approvals.
Complete delivery, resolve issues directly and capture recommendations for the next requirement.
Send RCG your scope, specifications, solicitation, or acquisition question. We will review the requirement and respond with a clear path forward.