The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a civilian agency within the Department of Transportation, awarded an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., a large technical services firm, to provide architectural and engineering (A/E) design services for air traffic control (ATC) facilities nationwide. The $167 million contract has a base period of 5 years and two optional 2-year extensions. The IDIQ allows the FAA to efficiently procure a range of specialized A/E services as needed to maintain and modernize its ATC infrastructure, including terminal facilities, enroute facilities, and related equipment.
Subsequent task orders issued under the IDIQ have tasked Jacobs with design reviews, site assessments, facility condition evaluations, and engineering services supporting the FAA's Terminal Facilities and Enroute Facilities Modernization programs. These awards, valued up to tens of millions of dollars each, demonstrate Jacobs' broad capabilities in providing infrastructure, environmental, and program management services to various federal agencies beyond just the FAA. Jacobs frequently serves as a prime contractor on these types of technical services contracts, sometimes partnering with small business subcontractors for specialized work.
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