Border Infrastructure Program Construction Phase Services for South Pacific and Southwestern Divisions

The US Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Los Angeles established this Master IDIQ on June 12, 2020, with a shared ceiling of $300 million for construction phase services supporting the Border Infrastructure Program in the South Pacific and Southwestern Divisions. The vehicle ordering period closed on June 11, 2025, and is no longer active.

The vehicle was structured as an unrestricted, multiple-award task order contract to provide quality assurance services during construction of border barrier walls and associated structures along the southern border. Services included quality assurance surveillance, reporting, project scheduling, safety compliance, project coordination, construction management, and administrative support. Work was geographically scoped to Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas, with secondary authority to support other USACE programs including Civil Works, Interagency International Services, and Military projects.

Activity on the vehicle has been minimal. Only one task order was awarded under the vehicle—a December 7, 2020, delivery order to Accura Engineering and Consulting Services, Inc., for construction support services to the Del Rio office, with a ceiling value of $159,952.04. That single order exhausted the combined potential value of $160 thousand and represents the entire portfolio. No additional orders followed in the subsequent four and one-half years through the June 2025 ordering cutoff. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth was the sole customer.

The vehicle presents no forward opportunity. With ordering closed over a year ago and only a minimal single order placed during its five-year active period, this MATOC failed to generate sustained demand despite its $300 million potential. New work in border infrastructure construction QA services would require pursuit under successor or alternative USACE vehicles.

Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for Construction Phase Services (CPS) for the US. Army Corps of Engineers, South Pacific and Southwestern Divisions in support of the Border Infrastructure Program, but may be used for other USACE Programs (Civil Works, Interagency International Services (IIS) and Military.) The Construction Phase Services (CPS) will support various construction activities along the southern border of the United States by providing quality assurance (QA) services during the building of the border barrier wall and associated structures. The work will consist of tasks such as: quality assurance surveillance, reporting requirements, project scheduling, safety compliance, project coordination, construction management functions, construction compliance reviews, attend weekly and monthly QA meetings and administration support.