Architect and Engineering Services - U.S Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division, Mobile District, Military Design and Construction Program

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers established this Master IDIQ on April 6, 2021, with a combined potential value of $249 million and a shared ceiling across all awardees. Ordering closed on April 5, 2026, so this vehicle is no longer accepting new task orders.

The vehicle supported the Military Design and Construction Program for the South Atlantic Division, Mobile District, spanning engineering studies, investigations, facility condition assessments, environmental permit applications, comprehensive planning, charrettes, value engineering studies, design-build solicitation preparation, and construction plans and specifications for vertical construction projects across military installations in the Southeast. Recent task orders show typical scopes ranging from planning charrettes and design services (often valued under $1 million) to full design-build packages and major facility renovations (frequently $2 million to $8 million), with performance periods commonly extending 12 to 36 months.

Burns & Mcdonnell Engineering Company, Inc. dominates by combined potential value, holding $83.6 million across 21 orders—roughly one-third of all vehicle value. The next tier includes Cems-Rs&H JV ($21.9 million), Arcadis-Exp Federal JV ($19.4 million), and Raymond Pond Enterprise Solutions JV LLC ($19.3 million). Five firms account for roughly 64 percent of combined potential value; the remaining 13 primes split the balance. Activity concentrated among fewer than ten firms shows moderate competition at the prime level, though the solicitation intended sixteen total awards.

Customer concentration was even steeper: Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile placed 61 orders worth $134.8 million combined potential value—more than half the vehicle's total. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters and military programs added another 43 orders and $30.9 million. Air Force, NASA, and other federal agencies placed fewer than ten orders each. The vehicle thus functioned primarily as an Army-Corps regional design support contract.

Approximately 82 percent of task orders carried no set-aside designation (116 unrestricted awards); the remaining 18 percent employed partial small business set-asides. Of the $252.8 million in combined task-order potential value, contractors have obligated $207 million—82 percent—indicating substantial execution against the ceiling before ordering closed. The most recent awards in April 2026 included a $8.9 million ceiling for DLA small arms storage facility design and a $12.9 million ceiling for consolidated munitions storage at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, showing that mega-orders continued through final ordering windows. Work performed across military installations throughout Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Louisiana, with concentrated activity at Eglin Air Force Base, Anniston Army Depot, and Redstone Arsenal.

Support the Military Design and Construction Program to include but not limited to: engineering studies, investigations, tests, evaluations, consultations, comprehensive planning, drawing reviews, renovation/repair projects, such as, building renovations and additions, new construction, master and sub-area development planning, preparation of project definition and programming documents, charrettes, preparation of the technical portions of design-build solicitations, value engineering studies, environmental permit applications, facility condition assessments, and the development of construction plans and specifications for new vertical construction projects.