Indefinite Delivery Contract 75N99020D00008

The National Institutes of Health Architect Engineering Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a $400 million, multiple-award vehicle established on February 3, 2020, and extending through June 2, 2026, to provide comprehensive architectural and engineering services supporting NIH's research facility modernization and infrastructure upgrade initiatives. HDR Architecture, Inc., a 100% employee-owned professional services firm headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, serves as one of the multiple awardees under this contract vehicle. The MATOC (Materials and Services On-Demand) structure enables NIH Construction to procure specialized design, engineering, and construction support services on an as-needed basis through firm fixed-price delivery orders. The contract encompasses general architect and engineering services classified under Product Service Code C219, supporting NIH's broader mission to maintain state-of-the-art facilities for biomedical research across its Bethesda, Maryland campus and affiliated locations. No small business set-asides were applied to this vehicle, reflecting the technical complexity and scope of work required.

Under this IDIQ vehicle, HDR Architecture has been awarded 24 documented delivery orders totaling approximately $28.5 million for services including HVAC system design and replacement, building renovations, post-design and post-construction administration, structural engineering reviews, accessibility improvements, vivarium systems upgrades, and pre-project planning with bridging documentation. Representative task orders include $1.56 million for Multi-Level Parking Garage MLP-12 post-design services, $804,075 for Building 31B air handling unit design and replacement, $2.49 million for National Institute of Mental Health contract administrative services, and $1.34 million for Building 38 wheelchair accessibility improvements to the front lobby. Performance locations are concentrated at the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland, with limited work at alternate locations such as Orlando, Florida for visitor center and dam repair feasibility studies. HDR frequently partners with specialized subcontractors including Gordon US LLC for civil engineering and surveying, CCS International Inc. for cost estimating, Stanton Engineering Services LLC for fire protection design, and Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers Inc., a small disadvantaged business, to deliver the full spectrum of architectural and engineering disciplines required across these diverse facility modernization projects.