Indefinite Delivery Contract W912DY20D0076

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center in Huntsville, Alabama awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to RTKL/SSR, a foreign-owned, for-profit partnership, to provide architect-engineer services for military medical facilities. The $160 million, 5-year contract vehicle, known as the Medical Facilities Architect-Engineer Services 3.0 (MFAES 3.0), supports planning, design, construction, and renovation of hospitals, clinics, and research labs for the Department of Defense and other federal agencies like the Department of Veterans Affairs. Under this IDC, RTKL/SSR has been awarded multiple firm fixed-price task orders ranging from $293,302 to $15.98 million for services such as initial facility assessments, retroactive commissioning, testing and balancing, and architectural/engineering design. The work is being performed at locations in Texas, Maryland, and overseas to maintain and modernize military medical infrastructure both domestically and abroad.

The original MFAES 3.0 solicitation was a small business set-aside issued by the Army Corps of Engineers, seeking qualified firms under NAICS code 541330 (Engineering Services) to provide the full spectrum of architect-engineer services for military healthcare facilities. The contracts are intended to primarily support the Army Medical Center of Expertise & Standardization and the Defense Health Agency, but may also serve other DoD and non-DoD customers as needed. The goal is to establish an efficient procurement vehicle to facilitate medical construction and renovation projects through services such as design, engineering studies, construction documentation, and commissioning.