Architect Engineering Services Korea 2022 - 2028

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Far East District, awarded a Master IDIQ for architect-engineer services throughout the Korean Peninsula on December 12, 2022, with ordering authority extending through June 11, 2028. The vehicle carries a combined task-order potential value of $200 million and remains actively ordered, with 87 task orders awarded as of April 14, 2026, against a combined potential value of $102.7 million obligated to date.

Ordering velocity has peaked and stabilized. The vehicle generated 17 orders in 2023, accelerated to 32 in 2024, and held at 31 in 2025, but has slowed to 7 orders through April 2026. Despite the pace decline, 87% of combined task-order potential value is already obligated, indicating either tightening work scope or an approaching capacity ceiling within the current obligation profile.

Awarded task orders span design, cost estimating, construction management, and engineering services for military construction and civil works supporting United States Forces Korea and other Department of Defense facilities. Recent orders cluster around design documents for facility renovation, repair, and construction phase services across multiple installations: dormitory repairs and HVAC system upgrades at Camp Humphreys and Suwon Air Base; aircraft maintenance and runway repair at Osan Air Base; and specialty projects including a U.S. Space Force operations complex and ambulatory care center replacement. Place of performance covers multiple Korean peninsula locations including Osan, Kunsan, Daegu, Camp Humphreys, Camp Walker, Pohang, Camp Carroll, Camp Bonifas, and Suwon.

Jacobs Government Services Company dominates by order count with 28 awards totaling $35.3 million in combined potential value, followed by HDR Engineering, Inc., with 15 orders valued at $24.3 million, and Tetra Tech, Inc., with 14 orders valued at $13.6 million. The top five contractors—Jacobs, HDR, Tetra Tech, LEO A Daly / Burns & Mcdonnell Far East Joint Venture, and Stanley-Wsp Joint Venture—account for 94% of combined potential value. The remaining two primes hold minimal share.

Customer concentration is pronounced. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, Far East District, funds 41 orders valued at $66.1 million in combined potential value (64% of the portfolio by funding). The Office of the Secretary of Defense places the second-largest share at 15 orders and $26.6 million, with all other agencies (Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region, other Army Corps offices, and Air Force Pacific Air Forces) capturing the remainder. All 87 task orders carry no set-aside designation.

Task orders are priced firm fixed and range from approximately $41 thousand to $13.6 million in ceiling value, with typical design and construction phase services orders falling in the $400 thousand to $8 million range. Recent orders through April 2026 show sustained activity in mid-sized design work, with several orders exceeding $5 million.

Architect-Engineer (A-E) services, to be performed for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Far East District (FED) throughout the Korean Peninsula.