The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East awarded an indefinite delivery contract to American International Contractors Inc., a foreign-owned for-profit company, to provide construction, infrastructure development, and facilities maintenance services to support U.S. military operations in Egypt. The contract has a potential value of $55 million and a period of performance through March 2025. Under this contract, the Corps of Engineers has issued a series of firm fixed-price delivery orders to American International Contractors Inc. for a range of tasks, including procuring and delivering spare parts for HVAC systems, electrical components, shelter doors, water pumps, lighting fixtures, and other equipment at various U.S. military installations across Egypt. The work is being performed without any set-aside designations and without significant reliance on subcontractors. This contract vehicle enables the Corps of Engineers to quickly acquire necessary supplies and services to sustain critical infrastructure and facilities that support the U.S. military's mission in the Middle East region.
Many of the delivery orders issued under this contract are in response to urgent or emergency requirements, such as repairing malfunctioning elevators, voltage regulators, and chilled water systems at U.S. Air Force bases and other facilities in Egypt. The Corps of Engineers leverages American International Contractors Inc.'s established regional presence and expertise to rapidly address infrastructure issues and maintain operational readiness for U.S. forces. Through this contract vehicle, the Corps provides oversight and funding for the prime contractor to procure materials, deploy labor, and execute projects that enhance the military's force protection, logistics, and training capabilities in Egypt.
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