Jones Lang Lasalle Americas, Inc.
Jones Lang Lasalle Americas, Inc. (JLL) is a global commercial real estate services firm specializing in property investment strategies, real estate advisory, facilities management, and workplace consulting. As a subsidiary of Union Station Venture, LTD., JLL provides a wide range of professional services to federal government agencies through multiple contract vehicles. The company's federal contract awards demonstrate expertise in real estate appraisals, property assessments, facilities management, furniture services, financial advisory, and strategic consulting across various civilian and defense agencies.
JLL has been awarded numerous federal contracts spanning diverse service categories, including real estate appraisals for government properties, international embassy services, facilities management, furniture management, and financial advisory support. The company has worked extensively with agencies such as the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, NASA, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Transportation, and the Department of Defense. Notably, JLL consistently receives contracts without set-aside designations, indicating its ability to compete effectively as a large commercial enterprise. Contract services have included developing real estate appraisal reports, conducting market research, providing housing inspections, managing furniture transitions, offering financial consulting for infrastructure projects, and supporting organizational change management initiatives.
JLL holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs), including a $55 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with HUD for multifamily property assessments, a $9.75 million financial advisory services contract with the Department of Transportation, a $15 million furniture management BPA with the SEC, and a $5 million facilities and real estate services BPA with NASA. These IDVs enable federal agencies to efficiently procure JLL's specialized expertise through multiple-award contract vehicles. The OASIS+ Unrestricted Multiple Agency Contract, valued at nearly $1 trillion, further demonstrates JLL's capacity to provide comprehensive real estate and facilities management services across the federal government, supporting agencies' diverse requirements through flexible, long-term contracting arrangements.
NE9KSKUZ8CW9 541611
Not listed 2020 K St NW #1100, Washington, DC 20006, USA
6/13/03 11/7/25 Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Cambridge Systematics, Inc. is a transportation consulting firm that specializes in providing professional services, technical assistance, and subject matter expertise to federal agencies, primarily within the Department of Transportation. Founded in 1972, the company has established itself as a leader in applying advanced analytics and modeling techniques to complex transportation challenges. Cambridge Systematics offers a wide range of services including transportation planning, policy analysis, operations, safety initiatives, and program development. The firm's expertise spans areas such as traffic incident management, transportation systems management and operations, safety culture, and disaster relief mobilization.
Through federal contract awards, Cambridge Systematics has provided diverse services to agencies such as the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). These services include developing transportation cybersecurity incident response frameworks, conducting research on truck emissions and noise at freight bottlenecks, providing support for traffic incident management marketing and outreach, and developing guidebooks for various transportation initiatives. The company has also been involved in projects related to economic evaluation of highway investment needs, analysis of transportation management center staffing, and development of safe system approaches for highway safety improvement programs. Many of these contracts are awarded under indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) vehicles or blanket purchase agreements (BPAs), with task orders ranging from $100,000 to over $2 million. Cambridge Systematics often performs work in locations such as Medford, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C. The majority of these contracts do not have set-aside designations, indicating that Cambridge Systematics competes for these awards in an unrestricted environment.
As a subcontractor on federal grant awards, Cambridge Systematics has contributed to a diverse array of transportation-related projects. The company has supported research initiatives funded by the National Academy of Sciences, including studies on automated driving systems, travel time reliability measures, and the impact of new technologies on Department of Transportation performance. Cambridge Systematics has also assisted in the development of software systems for transit operators, such as the TransAM asset management system and Open Trip Planner for Orange County, California. Other grant-funded work includes supporting the Complete Trip - ITS4US Deployment Program, developing guidance for truck parking information management systems, and assisting with statewide transportation modeling for the Colorado Department of Transportation. These projects demonstrate the company's ability to collaborate with academic institutions, state agencies, and other partners in advancing transportation research and implementation.
Cambridge Systematics holds several significant federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) that provide ongoing access to their capabilities. The company was awarded a Federal Supply Schedule contract by the General Services Administration with a ceiling value of $2.6 million, covering professional services in management consulting, acquisition and grants management support, and business program management. The FHWA awarded Cambridge Systematics a $94 million Blanket Purchase Agreement for technical services and program support across multiple initiatives, with task orders issued for various projects such as evaluating electric vehicle fire impacts, developing ITS cybersecurity models, and analyzing social media data to enhance operations. Additionally, the FTA established a $2.35 million BPA with Cambridge Systematics for land use and economic development oversight support services. The company also holds a $38 million multiple-award IDIQ contract with FHWA for technical support in highway safety initiatives, under which they have received task orders for developing approaches to support zero traffic fatality goals and integrating safe system principles into safety programs. These IDVs demonstrate the breadth of Cambridge Systematics' expertise and its strong relationships with key transportation agencies.
FNXDK49XHH74 541990
Not listed 101 Station Landing #410, Medford, MA 02155, USA
4/16/02 11/1/25 CDM Federal Programs Corporation
CDM Federal Programs Corporation - doing business as CDM Smith, is a global engineering and construction firm that provides integrated solutions in water, environment, transportation, energy, and facilities to public and private clients worldwide. As a subsidiary of CDM Smith Inc., the company has received numerous prime and subcontracts from federal agencies.
CDM Smith provides a wide range of services through its federal contract awards. It has received prime contracts from agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Defense, and Army Corps of Engineers for environmental remediation, engineering design, construction management, and utilities privatization consulting. For instance, the EPA awarded CDM Smith delivery orders for Superfund site investigations, remedial design and action oversight, and environmental compliance services under the Remedial Acquisition Framework vehicle. For FEMA, CDM Smith provides technical assistance and support for hazard mitigation programs, including application reviews, benefit-cost analysis, and policy development. The company engages subcontractors like Aptim Federal Services, Research Triangle Institute, and WSP USA for specialized services. Set-aside designations have not been specified for many CDM Smith contract awards, allowing the large business to compete more broadly.
CDM Smith holds several notable federal contract IDVs facilitating task orders across multiple agencies. A $20 million BPA with EPA Region 9 allows for water consulting services related to infrastructure and Clean Water Act enforcement. FEMA awarded a $97.5 million IDIQ for Hazard Mitigation Technical Assistance Program support, leading to task orders valued over $30 million for services like program delivery, policy development, and environmental/historic preservation compliance. Other IDVs include a $90 million IDIQ with the Air Force for architect-engineering services at bases in Japan, and a $45 million IDC with the International Boundary and Water Commission for design-build services at Amistad Dam. The Navy leverages IDCs with CDM Smith for utilities privatization and facilities engineering requirements. These IDV vehicles enable a streamlined procurement approach across the company's portfolio of professional engineering and environmental services for the federal government.
DHS5ZJSFCSH9 541330
Not listed 10306 Eaton Pl Suite 220, Fairfax, VA 22030, USA
9/26/01 6/10/25 Resource Systems Group, Inc.
Resource Systems Group, Inc. (RSG) is a corporate entity that provides transportation planning, market strategy, environmental management, and custom software development services to U.S. federal agencies. RSG creatively applies state-of-the-art modeling and analytics to help organizations make critical decisions with confidence.
RSG has been awarded numerous prime contracts from agencies like the Department of Transportation (DOT) and Department of the Interior (DOI) to provide services such as travel demand modeling, data analytics, environmental analysis, market demand advisory services, survey administration, transportation forecasting and oversight, software implementation, and economic analysis. These contracts are often firm-fixed-price or labor-hour delivery orders issued against RSG's Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract or the DOT Build America Bureau Market Demand Advisory Services IDIQ. While most awards do not have set-asides, RSG frequently teams with other firms like ICF as a subcontractor on projects related to transportation planning, modeling, and analysis to support DOT modal agencies and surface transportation initiatives.
RSG's prime federal grant work is more limited, but it has received subawards from the National Academy of Sciences and Rutgers University to support projects focused on intercity bus travel, recreation forecasting models, and transit ridership forecasting tools and methods. Through these grants, RSG contributes its technical expertise in travel demand modeling, data analysis, and decision support systems to advance transportation research.
RSG holds a $4.18 million blanket purchase agreement (BPA) awarded by the Federal Transit Administration in 2023 under the MAS program to provide travel forecast oversight support. The BPA's initial call order for $750,000 tasks RSG with overseeing travel forecasts for Capital Investment Grant transit projects through early 2025. This vehicle allows FTA to readily engage RSG's forecasting expertise and streamline procurement of advisory services for its major capital grant programs supporting public transportation infrastructure investments nationwide.
RUHDKM4MN833 541990
Not listed 55 Railroad Row, White River Junction, VT 05001, USA
7/12/01 8/7/25 WSP USA Solutions Inc.
WSP USA Solutions Inc., doing business as Louis Berger US, is a foreign-owned, for-profit infrastructure and environmental consulting firm that provides a wide range of professional services to U.S. federal agencies. The company offers expertise in architecture, engineering, planning, program management, and construction management across various sectors including transportation, power, water resources, and environmental planning. WSP USA Solutions Inc. has established itself as a key contractor for numerous federal agencies, supporting initiatives in disaster response, infrastructure development, environmental remediation, and facilities maintenance. Through its diverse portfolio of federal contract and grant awards, the company demonstrates its ability to handle complex, large-scale projects across multiple agencies, often without set-aside designations.
Through prime federal contract awards, WSP USA Solutions Inc. has delivered a variety of services to agencies such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Homeland Security, National Park Service, and Environmental Protection Agency. These services include temporary emergency power support for disaster response efforts, architectural and engineering design for military facility renovations, environmental assessments and remediation at Superfund sites, and transportation system management studies. Notable projects include the design and reconfiguration of emergency power systems for the U.S. Coast Guard, development of a comprehensive low water response plan for the National Park Service, and oversight of remedial design activities for EPA Superfund sites. The company has also provided support for international development projects through USAID, such as a $34.8 million task order to strengthen democratic governance in Honduras. As a subcontractor, WSP USA Solutions Inc. has contributed to various projects, including traffic studies, archaeological surveys, and engineering services for military installations.
WSP USA Solutions Inc. has also contributed to federal initiatives through grant sub-awards. The company has led comprehensive planning efforts to address vulnerabilities to increased flood risk in coastal areas of New Jersey, working under grants awarded to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. These projects involved developing regional resilience and adaptation action plans for areas including Atlantic County and Ventnor. Additionally, WSP USA Solutions Inc. has conducted research on emergency response models used by state Departments of Transportation under a grant awarded to the National Academy of Sciences. These grant-funded projects showcase the company's expertise in climate resilience planning and transportation systems management.
The company holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies, allowing for efficient procurement of its services. Notable IDVs include multiple contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for temporary emergency power services across different FEMA regions, each valued at $75 million. WSP USA Solutions Inc. also holds a $90 million IDIQ contract with USAID/Honduras for strengthening democratic governance, and a $700 million multiple-award contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for architect-engineer services supporting the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defense transformation initiative. Other IDVs cover services such as geotechnical design, general architecture and engineering services in various European countries, and support for the Federal Highway Administration's policy initiatives. These IDVs demonstrate WSP USA Solutions Inc.'s capability to provide a wide range of specialized services to multiple federal agencies on an as-needed basis.
GLHZFFJJZ8G2 541330
Not listed 1250 23rd St NW #3, Washington, DC 20037, USA
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