The Army Design Build Nepal 2012-2017 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a federal contract vehicle focused on design and construction services for infrastructure projects in Nepal. The contract vehicle supports U.S. Army Corps of Engineers initiatives for infrastructure development, disaster response, and critical facility construction in the region. Task orders under this vehicle encompass a wide range of engineering and construction services, including building design, infrastructure improvements, emergency response facilities, and specialized infrastructure like water systems and storage warehouses.
The contract vehicle has generated task orders ranging from $23,750 to $1,296,791.97, with typical performance periods between one to three years. Prime contractors include Himalayan Builders and Engineers Pvt. Ltd., a minority-owned company specializing in international construction, and Mukta Dinwiddie Maclaren Architects, an architectural and engineering firm. All task orders were competitively awarded without specific set-aside designations, and the primary contracting agency is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District. Project locations were exclusively in Nepal, with specific sites including Prithvy Highway, Morang Birithing, Hetauda, Birgunj, Nepalgunj, and various regional locations. Project types included emergency response facilities, culvert sites, deep tube wells, food storage warehouses, and regional emergency operations centers.
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