Indefinite Delivery Contract W912UM23D0003

The Architect Engineering Services Korea 2022-2028 Indefinite Delivery Contract, awarded to Jacobs Government Services Company on December 12, 2022, represents a $200 million, multiple-award vehicle designed to provide comprehensive architectural and engineering services supporting United States Forces Korea and Department of Defense facilities infrastructure throughout the Korean theater. The contract originated from a June 2020 pre-solicitation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Far East District seeking qualified architectural and engineering firms to develop an acquisition strategy for indefinite delivery contracts. The vehicle encompasses general design, cost estimating, construction management, and engineering services for military construction and civil works projects, with individual task orders ranging from $10,000 to $10 million over the five-year contract period through June 11, 2028. The contract is not set aside for small businesses and is funded by multiple Department of Defense agencies including ENDIST Far East, Pacific Air Forces, Pacific Region, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Intelligence and Security Command, and the Department of Defense Education Activity, with work performed exclusively in South Korea and supporting the Status of Forces Agreement acquisition program.

Through August 2025, Jacobs Government Services Company, a subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Group, has executed twenty-three delivery orders totaling approximately $21.8 million under the parent IDIQ contract, addressing diverse facility sustainment and infrastructure improvement requirements across major United States military installations including Camp Humphreys, Osan Air Base, and Kunsan Air Base. Task order deliverables include architect-engineer services for barracks and dormitory repairs, fire alarm system replacements, runway modifications, electrical distribution system upgrades, satellite communication facility work, stormwater pump infrastructure projects, playground design for military-connected educational facilities, and specialized facilities engineering for defense counterintelligence operations simulator systems. As a large business prime contractor without small business subcontract requirements inherent to the vehicle structure, Jacobs regularly partners with specialized small businesses to enhance technical delivery capabilities while maintaining quality and compliance with host nation regulations and Status of Forces Agreement requirements applicable to overseas military construction and engineering projects.