The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded Jacobs Government Services Company an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with a potential value of $249 million to provide multi-discipline architect-engineer services. The contract was awarded on March 2, 2023 without a set-aside designation.
Under the contract and associated delivery orders, Jacobs will provide design, engineering, and construction support services for facilities projects at various Navy and Marine Corps installations. Services include design-build proposal packages, cost estimates, studies, technical reviews, and construction design. Projects involve facilities such as operational, training, medical, and quality of life structures. Delivery orders awarded to Jacobs involve work at installations in California, Nevada, and Hawaii, with periods of performance from 2023 through 2031. Subcontractors support services including engineering, architecture, and cost consulting.
The original solicitation sought proposals for an IDIQ to provide design and engineering support to the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest area of responsibility, which includes facilities in seven western states. Evaluation criteria included qualifications, experience, past performance, and commitment to small businesses. The purpose of the contracted services is to support renovation, repair and new construction projects enhancing the infrastructure and operations of Navy and Marine Corps bases.