FBI IDIQ for Architectural, Engineering and Planning (AEP) Services

The Federal Bureau of Investigation established a multiple-award Master IDIQ on August 15, 2024, for architectural, engineering, and planning services supporting the agency's design and construction programs, with ordering authority extending through August 14, 2029.

Ordering momentum has slowed markedly after an initial surge. The vehicle generated 24 task orders in its first partial year (2024), 16 in 2025, and only 3 through June 2026—a declining trajectory that may reflect either saturation of initial workload or a shift toward larger task orders with longer performance periods. The portfolio now stands at 43 orders worth $63 million in combined potential value, with $25.5 million already obligated (40% utilization). Task orders range from minimum-guarantee holdings of $2 thousand to substantial multi-year efforts ceilinged at $17.996 million; representative work includes senior architect on-site support in Washington, D.C. ($2.25 million ceiling), CJIS facility construction services ($3.5 million), Ronald Reagan Building renovation architecture services ($7.78 million ceiling), and regional on-site support for multiple FBI facilities through 2030.

Competition concentrates heavily among four primes. Jacobs Government Services Company dominates with 9 orders totaling $31.7 million in potential value (50% of the portfolio). Dewberry Engineers Inc. holds 6 orders valued at $15.5 million, AECOM Services, LLC has 7 orders at $10.7 million, and Koniag Technology Solutions Inc. accounts for $4.4 million across 2 orders. H.F. Lenz Co and Lbyd Federal, LLC round out the awarded awardee base with smaller positions. These top five firms capture the entirety of awarded work; no long tail exists. The vehicle operates as a multiple-award structure with no set-aside restrictions—all 43 orders are unrestricted competitive awards. FBI Headquarters Division is the sole customer, simplifying coordination but narrowing the addressable market to single-agency work. Task durations typically extend 18 months to five years, with most firm-fixed-price arrangements.

Ordering closes August 14, 2029, leaving approximately three years and four weeks to pursue work. The vehicle remains active but shows deceleration; the three orders placed in 2026 suggest caution around pipeline demand going forward.