The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers awarded an indefinite delivery contract to Wsp-Versar JV to provide architect-engineering services supporting the agency's Environmental Restoration Program. The multiple-award contract has a potential value of $89 million and a period of performance through March 2028.
Under the contract, the awardee may receive task orders to implement installation climate resilience processes, as well as provide initial hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste restoration services. For example, a $2.72 million firm fixed price order was issued to support climate resilience planning at Army facilities in Puerto Rico over two years. Additionally, a $1,000 order obligated minimum guarantee funds for environmental restoration work in Mobile, Alabama through the end of the contract period.
The original solicitation sought information from small businesses to support a future multiple-award IDIQ. The Army Corps sought comprehensive environmental planning and engineering services including project management, science, design, and regulatory support for complex hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste projects. The set-aside solicitation targeted firms with experience on comparable IDIQ contracts to support the agency's Environmental Restoration Program.
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