The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Architect and Engineering Services Master IDIQ contract from 2015 provides comprehensive architectural and engineering (A&E) professional services for federal correctional facilities and related infrastructure. The contract vehicle supports design, survey, and construction documentation needs across BOP facilities, enabling rapid task order issuance for specialized technical services. Task orders under this vehicle focus on facility-specific engineering assessments, structural surveys, electrical construction drawings, building design, and infrastructure improvement projects.
The available task orders demonstrate a range of project scopes, with values ranging from $4,150 to $145,896, and typical completion timeframes between three to six months. All delivery orders were awarded as firm fixed-price contracts, with set-aside designations varying between "No Set-Aside" and "Partial Small Business" classifications. Geographical performance appears concentrated around federal correctional institutions, including facilities in Cumberland, Maryland, and locations with references to DAU and FCI Gilmer. The task orders suggest the contract supports critical infrastructure maintenance and improvement projects for federal corrections facilities, with a focus on precise, targeted engineering and architectural interventions that address specific facility needs.