The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded multiple indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts to provide environmental engineering services. Under the master contract, the Corps can issue task orders for services including environmental investigations, remediation of hazardous and toxic sites, and compliance support. Example task orders provided engineering design services for the Thomson Reservoir and environmental consulting services in Louisville, Kentucky. With a total ceiling of $49 million over five years and minimum guarantees of $10,000 per awardee, the multiple-award contract vehicles enable the Corps to efficiently obtain specialized environmental technical assistance nationwide in support of its civil works and military construction responsibilities. Arcadis-Pars Joint Venture is the prime contractor.
The original solicitation sought proposals for the master contracts and outlined the scope of environmental engineering services required, including supporting various federal agencies under statutes such as CERCLA, RCRA, and NEPA. Evaluation criteria emphasized corporate experience remediating sites contaminated by chemicals, munitions, or other military waste—especially within the geographic region of the Corps' Great Lakes and Ohio River Division—as well as past performance, capacity to handle multiple task orders, and small business participation. The IDV and task order awards thereby provide the Corps with specialized environmental remediation and compliance support in line with its civil and military infrastructure responsibilities.
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