AECOM Technical Services, Inc.
AECOM Technical Services, Inc., the Corporate Office Division of the global professional services firm AECOM, is a large for-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since September 7, 2001, and headquartered at One California Plaza, 300 S Grand Ave Fl 9, Los Angeles, California 90071. The company specializes in comprehensive architectural, engineering, environmental, and technical consulting services delivered to federal agencies across the Department of Defense, civilian agencies, and research institutions. As a subsidiary of AECOM, a globally recognized design, engineering, and management professional services firm, AECOM Technical Services, Inc. leverages extensive expertise in infrastructure design, environmental remediation, facilities management, construction management, and technical consulting to support diverse government missions and infrastructure initiatives.
AECOM Technical Services, Inc. has demonstrated exceptional breadth and depth across federal contracting, securing over 200 prime contract awards and numerous subcontract positions spanning diverse service categories. The company's contract portfolio encompasses architectural and engineering design services for military installations and civilian federal facilities, environmental remediation and compliance support at contaminated sites, construction management and facilities improvement projects, environmental site assessments and Phase II investigations, PFAS remediation and characterization studies, infrastructure planning and development, fire alarm systems design and replacement, HVAC system repairs and replacements, water system upgrades, structural assessments and renovations, and technical consulting services. Recent major contract awards include an $18.4 million construction management contract with the General Services Administration, a $9.5 million NASA environmental support services contract extending through 2030, a $10.4 million EPA environmental remediation contract, a $30.3 million Marine Corps geospatial information services delivery order, and a $38.2 million Administration for Children and Families operational support contract. Funding agencies include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Air Force and Air National Guard entities, Coast Guard, NASA, Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs, General Services Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy, and numerous other civilian and defense agencies. The company frequently partners with subcontractors such as Crawford Consulting Services, Inc., Applied Research Associates, Inc., and specialized environmental and technical service providers. All contracts are awarded as large business procurements with no set-aside designations, reflecting AECOM's status as a major federal contractor competing on an unrestricted basis.
AECOM Technical Services, Inc. has pursued federal grant funding through research and development initiatives focused on critical infrastructure and environmental challenges. The company holds a U.S. Geological Survey grant addressing incorporation of rupture directivity effects into probabilistic seismic hazard analyses for the National Seismic Hazard Model, with performance through April 2026, supporting earthquake engineering research and hazard prediction improvements. Additionally, AECOM participates in the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy program through a cooperative agreement on decarbonization of water resource recovery facilities, specifically advancing technological upscaling of partial denitrification-anammox processes for mainstream deammonification through December 2025. As a subgrant recipient, the company received funding through Washington University in St. Louis for development of critical components for modular staged pressurized oxy-combustion power plant systems under Department of Energy solicitation DE-FOA-0002057. The company also receives subgrant allocations through state and regional entities, including Vermont Agency of Transportation for rural transit flexibility projects and Waccamaw Regional Council of Governments for safety action planning initiatives. These grant activities demonstrate AECOM's engagement in advanced research, environmental technology development, and regional transportation support programs aligned with federal sustainability and infrastructure modernization objectives.
AECOM Technical Services, Inc. maintains an extensive portfolio of federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles totaling over $4.5 billion across multiple agencies and geographic regions. The company holds a $3 billion Energy Savings Performance Contract vehicle with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville extending through December 2035, positioning AECOM to deliver energy efficiency and sustainability projects across federal facilities. The contractor maintains significant architecture and engineering IDV contracts including a $271.9 million FAA Tier 1 IIJA and F&E services vehicle through May 2036, a $249 million Army Corps of Engineers Environmental Quality Program contract through April 2030 supporting the South Atlantic Division, and a $75 million NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center architect-engineer services contract through July 2030 for Western Regional facilities. Additional vehicles include a $245 million Army Corps of Engineers heavy metals remediation MATOC through August 2030, a $500 million Multiple Award Environmental Services contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District through August 2030, a $225 million NASA Environmental Support Services BPA through April 2035, a $49 million Army Corps of Engineers miscellaneous architecture and engineering design services vehicle through June 2030, and a $75 million NASA Glenn Research Center architect-engineer services contract through July 2028. The company also holds a $999,999,999,999 ceiling OASIS+ Unrestricted government-wide acquisition solution contract through April 2030, a $9.8 million NIST Disaster and Failure Studies support services IDIQ through April 2030, and $24 million and $12 million NASA spatial data management and Eastern Region architect-engineer services vehicles respectively. Recent 2025 awards include $35 million Air National Guard Puerto Rico/Virgin Islands architect-engineer services through March 2031 and $6 million Army Corps of Engineers Historic Area Remediation Site monitoring contract through June 2030. These diverse IDVs enable AECOM to compete for and execute task orders across architectural design, environmental remediation, construction management, energy efficiency, facilities planning, infrastructure assessment, and specialized technical consulting for multiple federal agencies, reflecting the company's comprehensive federal services capabilities and established relationships across the government contracting landscape.
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Not listed One California Plaza, 300 S Grand Ave Fl 9, Los Angeles, CA 90071, USA
9/7/01 8/27/26 Burns & Mcdonnell Engineering Company, Inc.
Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., doing business as Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co, is a large for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri that has been registered as a federal contractor since September 27, 2001. The company provides comprehensive architectural, engineering, construction management, environmental consulting, and technical services to the U.S. federal government across military, energy, civilian infrastructure, and specialized facilities sectors. Burns & McDonnell specializes in full-service professional services spanning planning, preliminary and final design, surveys, cost analysis, construction administration, commissioning, and specialized technical assessments for complex infrastructure projects.
Burns & McDonnell has demonstrated extensive federal contract experience through over 100 recent prime contract delivery orders and awards across multiple federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Air Force and Air National Guard entities, and Defense Logistics Agency. The company's contract work encompasses architectural and engineering services for military facility design including child development centers, aircraft hangars, maintenance facilities, weapons storage facilities, and dormitory complexes; ammunition production and test facility design; electrical transmission and power infrastructure upgrades; environmental remediation and facility assessments; and specialized infrastructure projects such as B-21 strategic bomber bed-down support facilities and microgrid design. Recent awards have ranged from $2,500 minimum guarantee orders to major delivery orders exceeding $28 million, with numerous contract values in the $1-10 million range. Burns & McDonnell frequently engages specialized subcontractors including Moca Systems Inc. for cost engineering and project controls, Crawford Consulting Services Inc. (a women-owned small business) for construction management, Strategic Value Solutions Inc. for value engineering, and various geotechnical and surveying firms for site-specific expertise. The company has received no-set-aside designations on the vast majority of awards, reflecting its status as an unrestricted large business contractor competing in open federal procurement processes. Funding has originated from defense agencies including ENDIST offices (Engineering and Installation Districts) across multiple Army Corps of Engineers regions, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Air Force Sustainment Center, Air National Guard, and Department of Defense Program Executive Offices, as well as civilian agencies including Western Area Power Administration, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and NASA.
Burns & McDonnell's federal grant activity has been limited relative to its extensive contract portfolio, with documented sub-grant participation on a research and development project funded through Washington State University. The company served as a sub-grantee under a Phase II research and development award from Washington State University, contributing to objectives focused on developing benchmark test systems, modeling and prototyping energy storage solutions, managing and optimizing energy storage systems, and analyzing microgrid and active distribution system concepts for distributed energy resources. This sub-grant award demonstrates the company's involvement in emerging energy technology and renewable infrastructure research, complementing its core competencies in conventional infrastructure design and engineering. The limited grant activity compared to contract awards reflects Burns & McDonnell's primary business model, which centers on design and engineering services procured through federal contracting vehicles rather than competitive grant programs.
Burns & McDonnell maintains an extensive portfolio of Indefinite Delivery Contracts with a combined ceiling value exceeding $1.5 billion, positioning the company as a major federal infrastructure services provider across multiple agencies and geographic regions. The company holds a $50 million multiple-award IDIQ with the National Nuclear Security Administration for full-range architect-engineer services supporting NNSA operations across California, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Tennessee, and Texas; a $45 million unrestricted MATOC with the Air National Guard for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands architect-engineer services; a $45 million AE Horizontal Region 01 IDIQ with the Air National Guard; a $240 million multiple-award IDIQ with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District for multidiscipline architect-engineer services supporting the Army Ammunition Program; a $249 million multiple-award IDIQ with USACE Seattle District for architect-engineer services supporting the Military and Interagency and International Services program; a $50 million single-award contract with the Department of the Navy for electrical and mechanical engineering services; a $225 million multiple-award IDIQ with the National Guard Bureau for vertical construction programs across eight regions; a $99 million multiple-award IDC with USACE Tulsa District for architect-engineer services; a $31.5 million single-award contract with Western Area Power Administration for electrical transmission engineering services; a $30 million unrestricted Master Planning MATOC with USACE Louisville District; a $249 million multiple-award IDC with USACE South Pacific Division for vertical architect-engineer services; a $49 million multiple-award IDC with the Engineering Support Center Huntsville; a $240 million multiple-award IDC with USACE Savannah District for general design services; a $10 million single-award contract with the Air National Guard supporting the 133rd Airlift Wing in Minnesota; and a $35 million single-award contract with USACE for services at Watervliet Arsenal in New York. These IDVCs enable Burns & McDonnell to respond efficiently to federal agency requirements for architectural and engineering design, construction management, surveying, cost analysis, commissioning, and specialized assessments across military installations, ammunition production facilities, power infrastructure, and other critical federal infrastructure throughout the United States and select international locations.
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Not listed 9400 Ward Pkwy, Kansas City, MO 64114, USA
9/27/01 10/15/26 Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp.
Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp., through its Federal Services Division operating as Black & Veatch Architects LLC, is a prominent engineering, procurement, and construction firm serving the U.S. federal government. The company provides comprehensive architectural, engineering, construction management, and technical support services across defense, energy, water, telecommunications, and environmental sectors. Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp. is part of Black & Veatch, a global engineering and construction company with extensive experience delivering complex infrastructure projects for federal agencies spanning multiple decades.
Black & Veatch has delivered substantial contract work across the Department of Defense, with particular emphasis on military infrastructure modernization and ballistic missile defense program support. Recent prime contract awards include delivery orders for construction phase services at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany ($185,502), architectural and engineering services for the Intelligence and General Military Design Communities ($2.39 million), network and facility upgrades at a Polish location ($788,990), engineering support at an unnamed location ($4.315 million), and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threat reduction services ($24,368). Additional prime contract work encompasses facility design and renovation projects at military installations worldwide, including microgrid and battery storage system design at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming ($2.145 million), weapons generation facility design at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas ($20.648 million), electrical power systems work at Fort Greely, Alaska (multiple awards totaling millions), and building renovations at overseas military installations in Germany, Poland, Hungary, and Romania. The company has also executed significant work for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency through the Cooperative Threat Reduction Integrating Contract programs, including biosafety and biosecurity laboratory construction in Senegal ($14.492 million), Cameroon ($11.084 million), and Iraq ($32.49 million), along with training development and chemical security enhancement initiatives in the Philippines ($32.382 million) and Cambodia/Vietnam ($5.244 million). Funding agencies include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Missile Defense Agency, U.S. Air Force, Army European Command, and various ENDIST regional offices. Black & Veatch has engaged numerous subcontractors on these awards, including firms such as Buchart-Horn for German architectural services, Jacobs Government Services for design support, Diversified Laboratory Sciences for laboratory expertise, and various international partners for host-nation compliance and technical services. The vast majority of contract awards have been executed without set-aside designations, reflecting Black & Veatch's competitive positioning in full and open competitions.
Black & Veatch's federal grant activity has been limited compared to its extensive contract portfolio, with the company identified as a prime awardee on one cooperative agreement with the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy for a Next-Generation Nitrogen Removal Process project addressing low-energy, low-N2O nutrient removal, awarded October 1, 2023, with completion targeted for December 31, 2025. The company has also been identified as a subcontractor on several federally funded initiatives managed by prime contractors including Deloitte Consulting and Family Health International, supporting technical assistance and energy sector development activities for USAID missions in Jordan, Southeast Asia, and other international locations. These grant-related activities emphasize Black & Veatch's technical expertise in environmental remediation, energy sector planning, and capacity-building initiatives for partner nations, though the grant work represents a smaller portion of the company's overall federal revenue compared to its substantial contract portfolio.
Black & Veatch maintains an extensive portfolio of federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles reflecting its position as a premier federal contractor. The company holds a $3.5 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Cooperative Threat Reduction Integrating Contracts IV program with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, effective through August 20, 2035, providing services and products for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threat reduction capabilities to partner nations. Under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Black & Veatch holds multiple significant IDVs including a $248.4 million General Architect-Engineering Services vehicle for military construction projects in eight European countries (Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, and Denmark) through May 8, 2030; a $249 million Ballistic Missile Defense Program Architectural & Engineering Services contract through November 6, 2030 supporting design, engineering, commissioning, and planning services; a $99 million Architect-Engineer Services contract for Southwestern Division military, civil works, and interagency projects through January 30, 2030; a $49 million multiple-award contract for design, survey, and analysis services through July 31, 2026; and an $118 million Architect-Engineer Services contract for the Northwestern Division through August 30, 2028. The company also holds a $120 million contract from USACE Baltimore District for comprehensive architect and engineering services through July 2, 2029, an $850 million Assessment, Exercise, and Modeling and Simulation Support contract with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency through July 12, 2027, a $95 million General Architect-Engineer Services vehicle with USACE Europe District for Germany, Poland, and Benelux countries through June 20, 2026, and a $49 million multiple-award General Architect-Engineer Services contract for Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary through January 27, 2026. Additionally, Black & Veatch holds a $999.99 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted Multiple Agency Contract through the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service through December 16, 2029, enabling federal agencies government-wide to procure architectural, engineering, construction management, and professional services. The company also maintains a $19.25 million Federal Supply Schedule contract through the General Services Administration through December 4, 2027, and a $7.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Export-Import Bank of the United States through September 17, 2028. A $44.992 million contract with the U.S. Agency for International Development supports energy sector improvements in Ukraine through September 11, 2027, while an $800 million Global Architect-Engineer Services III contract with USAID provides infrastructure planning and engineering services internationally. These IDVs collectively demonstrate Black & Veatch's extensive federal presence and capacity to deliver complex architectural, engineering, and technical services across defense, civilian, and international development sectors, with task orders issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Missile Defense Agency, U.S. Air Force, Army European Command, USAID, and multiple other federal agencies.
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Not listed 11401 Lamar Ave, Leawood, KS 66211, USA
1/23/02 2/11/27 EXP Federal Inc.
EXP Federal Inc., doing business as Teng & Associates Inc., is a foreign-owned, for-profit organization that provides comprehensive architecture, engineering, and mission support services to various U.S. federal agencies. As a subsidiary of EXP Global Inc., the company specializes in delivering complex infrastructure, construction, and facilities management solutions across multiple sectors of the federal government. The firm has established itself as a key contractor for federal agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of State, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and General Services Administration, offering a wide range of professional services that span architectural design, engineering, construction management, and specialized technical support.
The company has demonstrated extensive capabilities in providing federal contract services across diverse project types, including facility upgrades, infrastructure improvements, electrical power systems, and specialized engineering solutions. EXP Federal Inc. has been awarded numerous prime contracts involving architectural and engineering design services for military installations, federal buildings, and overseas facilities. These contracts have encompassed projects such as building repairs, renovation of military barracks, designing athletic facilities, upgrading building automation systems, and providing electrical and mechanical engineering services. The majority of their contract awards have been competitively bid and do not utilize specific small business set-aside designations. Funding agencies have predominantly included the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense, Pacific Air Forces, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and General Services Administration, with project locations spanning domestic and international sites, including significant work in South Korea, Germany, and various U.S. military bases.
EXP Federal Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) across multiple federal agencies, including a $248.4 million contract with USACE Europe District, a $240 million architecture and engineering design contract with USACE Savannah District, and a $100 million worldwide electrical power contract with the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations. These IDVs cover a broad spectrum of services, including general architectural and engineering design, facilities repair and renewal, technical support, and infrastructure improvements. The company's IDVs are typically multiple-award contracts without specific set-aside designations, allowing flexibility in task order competition. Notable parent vehicles for these IDVs include the Facilities Repair and Renewal (FRR) program, Facilities Acquisitions for Restoration and Modernization II (FARM II), and various agency-specific multiple-award task order contracts. These IDVs enable EXP Federal Inc. to provide quick-response services for facility repair, renovation, construction, and maintenance across government installations domestically and internationally.
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Not listed 205 N Michigan Ave #3800, Chicago, IL 60601, USA
1/15/02 4/29/26 HDR Engineering Inc.
HDR Engineering Inc., doing business as H D R, is a large, employee-owned professional services firm specializing in architecture, engineering, environmental consulting, and construction services for federal, state, and local government agencies. Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, the company provides comprehensive technical solutions across multiple infrastructure, facilities, and environmental sectors. HDR Engineering Inc. is a subsidiary of HDR, Inc., a global firm that supports complex projects through architectural, engineering, and design expertise for various government and private sector clients.
Through federal contract awards, HDR Engineering Inc. has consistently demonstrated its capability to provide a wide range of architectural, engineering, and design services to multiple federal agencies. The company has been awarded numerous contracts with agencies such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense, Air National Guard, National Park Service, and Federal Highway Administration. These contracts have included projects like military facility design, infrastructure improvements, fire suppression system upgrades, water system renovations, transportation infrastructure design, environmental assessments, and construction management services. The majority of these contract awards were not set aside for small businesses, reflecting HDR's status as a large, comprehensive service provider. Subcontractors often included small businesses like RC Construction Services, Redhorse Corporation, and specialized engineering firms providing cost estimation and technical support.
HDR Engineering Inc.'s federal grant sub-awards primarily focused on transportation and infrastructure support, particularly with state departments of transportation. Notable grant sub-awards included projects with the Colorado Department of Transportation involving bridge asset management, inspection and rating services, strategic planning, and implementation of state transportation programs. The company has also provided project management support for community development block grant disaster recovery (CDBG-DR) and mitigation (CDBG-MIT) infrastructure projects, demonstrating its ability to support complex, multi-faceted governmental grant initiatives.
HDR Engineering Inc. holds multiple significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) across various federal agencies, enabling flexible and efficient service procurement. Key IDVs include a $249 million contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for architect-engineer services, a $150 million contract with the Air National Guard for fire suppression services, an $80 million Federal Highway Administration contract for highway and bridge design, and a $25 million National Park Service contract for multi-disciplinary architectural and engineering design services. These IDVs cover a broad spectrum of services including military and civil infrastructure design, energy resilience projects, transportation planning, environmental consulting, and facility maintenance across domestic and international locations. Task orders under these IDVs have supported projects ranging from military base improvements and national park infrastructure upgrades to highway design and energy system optimization.
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Not listed 1917 S 67th St, Omaha, NE 68106, USA
4/18/02 7/7/26