The Medical Facilities Architect-Engineer Services (MFAES) 3.0 indefinite delivery contract (IDC) is a $160 million multiple award vehicle awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Engineering Support Center Huntsville in December 2019. The contract provides architect-engineer (A/E) services for medical facilities projects in support of the USACE Medical Center of Expertise and Standardization (MCX), the Defense Health Agency (DHA), and other DoD and non-DoD customers. Services include facility design, engineering studies, construction documents, and construction phase support for military healthcare infrastructure both within the U.S. and overseas. The IDC allows for delivery orders up to $3 million in value, with the prime contractor able to simultaneously execute at least two orders totaling $1.5 million over six months. The contract has a five-year base period with four one-year option periods. Several task orders have been issued to the prime contractor, Sherlock, Smith & Adams Pagesoutherlandpage Joint Venture, for projects such as studies, assessments, and design services for medical facilities, including an ambulatory care center, infrastructure analyses, and retrocommissioning work. Subcontractors have been utilized for specialty services like value engineering and environmental consulting.
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