Architect Engineer Services for the Risk Management Center

Award Date 12/18/2020
Last Date To Order 12/16/2025
Shared Ceiling $60M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Architect Engineer Services for the Risk Management Center is a multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to provide specialized architectural and engineering services focused on infrastructure safety, particularly for dams, levees, and related critical infrastructure. The contract, valued at $60 million, enables the USACE Risk Management Center to quickly access expert technical services for evaluating and mitigating infrastructure risks across the United States and its territories. The solicitation specifically sought firms with expertise in dam and levee safety, emphasizing capabilities in analyzing high-hazard dams over 75 feet and levees over 20 feet high and 10 miles long, with a focus on quantitative risk analysis, technical reviews, and safety assurance.

The contract has been predominantly utilized for task orders involving safety assurance reviews, risk analysis, infrastructure assessments, and technical support services. Key contractors include Schnabel-HDR Joint Venture, Stantec Tetra TECH JV, AECOM Technical Services, WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure, and GF-GEI IEPR Joint Venture. Task order values typically range from $20,000 to $3.9 million, with performance periods generally spanning 6 to 36 months. Common task order scopes include developing national safety guidelines, conducting dam and levee safety reviews, creating risk assessment tools, performing independent external peer reviews, and providing training and technical support. The task orders are consistently awarded without small business set-asides and predominantly performed in locations such as Louisville, Kentucky, and various regions with critical infrastructure requiring safety assessments.

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