Delivery Order W912HQ21D0001-W912HQ26FA020

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a delivery order valued at $133,926.33 to Lincoln University on January 5, 2026, for academic training services under the 249th Engineer Battalion Prime Power School program. This firm fixed-price task order is part of a larger indefinite delivery contract (IDC) established in April 2021 with a ceiling value of $2.01 million through April 2026. The contract carries no set-aside designation, and performance will take place at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Lincoln University, a historically Black land-grant institution based in Jefferson City, Missouri, serves as the prime contractor and is responsible for delivering classroom instruction to Army personnel on the installation, maintenance, and operation of power equipment as required by the U.S. Army Prime Power School (USAPPS).

This delivery order reflects the established relationship between the Army Corps of Engineers and Lincoln University for providing specialized technical training in support of critical military operational readiness. Under the overarching IDC vehicle, Lincoln University has consistently issued task orders since 2021, with individual orders typically ranging from approximately $134,000 to $404,000 depending on training scope. The university's role as prime contractor encompasses full responsibility for curriculum development and instruction delivery with no subcontractor involvement noted. This contract demonstrates Lincoln University's capacity to provide sustained, high-quality technical education services that directly support the Army's power equipment training mission at Fort Leonard Wood.