Ice & Dannenbaum JV
Ice & Dannenbaum JV is a minority-owned small business partnership that provides architectural, engineering, design, and construction management services to federal agencies. As a prime contractor, the company has performed infrastructure assessments, flood control projects, facility renovations, and other contracts for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Specific services provided through past federal contracts include watershed analysis, levee inspections, spillway assessments, roadway design, and barracks renovations at military installations in Texas. Contracting agencies have included the Corps' Galveston, Fort Worth, and Little Rock District offices. Awards have been made on a firm-fixed price basis without set-aside designations.
Ice & Dannenbaum JV also holds a $106 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract from 2019-2024 to provide architectural and engineering services in support of civil works and military construction projects in Galveston, Texas. Task orders under this IDV may be issued by the Corps' Southwestern Division Galveston District over a seven year period.
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Not listed 261 Saratoga Blvd, Corpus Christi, TX 78417, USA
12/2/15 3/6/25 Cec-Cdm Smith, A Joint Venture
Cec-Cdm Smith, A Joint Venture is a for-profit partnership that specializes in providing architectural, engineering, environmental, and construction management services to federal agencies, with a primary focus on infrastructure and environmental projects. The joint venture combines the expertise of two professional services firms to deliver comprehensive solutions for complex federal infrastructure challenges. Registered in SAM.gov since September 2018 and valid through June 2025, the company predominantly works with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers across multiple districts, supporting critical civil works missions.
The joint venture has been awarded multiple prime federal contracts across diverse project types, consistently demonstrating capabilities in coastal and environmental engineering. Recent contract awards include subsurface exploration of New Haven Harbor in Connecticut ($2,914,378), Mississippi Coast-Wide Beach and Dune Ecosystem work ($254,009), geotechnical investigation and survey services in Staten Island, New York ($457,249), and offshore sediment resources inventory near Mobile, Alabama ($669,961). These contracts have focused on critical infrastructure, environmental studies, coastal management, and ecosystem restoration. All contracts were awarded through full and open competition without specific set-aside designations, indicating the firm's competitive standing in federal contracting.
Cec-Cdm Smith, A Joint Venture holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The first is a $50 million multiple award IDC with the New York District, set aside for small businesses, covering architect-engineer services for navigation, coastal flood risk management, and ecosystem restoration projects through May 2027. The second is a $10 million multiple award IDC with the Mobile District, partially set aside for small businesses, supporting the Civil Works Program through August 2026. These IDCs enable the joint venture to receive task orders across multiple states, performing services in locations including Florida, Mississippi, New York, and Connecticut, with potential expansion to Central and South America within the Mobile District's area of responsibility.
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Not listed 28421 Bonita Crossings Blvd, Bonita Springs, FL 34135, USA
9/14/18 6/10/25 Taylor Engineering, Inc.
Taylor Engineering, Inc. is a leading provider of water-related engineering, planning, and environmental solutions focusing on coastal regions. Through federal contract awards, the company provides a wide range of services including marine structures, waterfront recreation facilities, dredging, beach renourishment, and coastal protection projects.
As a prime contractor, Taylor Engineering has been awarded over $10 million in federal contracts from agencies like the Army Corps of Engineers and Department of Homeland Security to conduct engineering studies, surveys, vibracore sampling, laboratory testing, literature reviews, dive operations, and other analytical services related to coastal infrastructure projects across the eastern seaboard and Gulf coast. The company also holds a $12 million indefinite delivery contract set aside for small businesses to supply integrated architecture and engineering services, such as coastal planning, program support, and risk management, to the Army Corps North Atlantic Division through 2026.
Additionally, Taylor Engineering serves as a subcontractor supporting the prime contractor The Compass PTS JV on FEMA contracts providing technical and risk management expertise for coastal projects. As a subcontractor to Stantec Consulting Services, Taylor Engineering delivered numerical modeling and consulting for a shipyard modernization effort in Maine.
The federal government has also awarded Taylor Engineering several indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts and multiple award task order contracts to provide ongoing architectural and engineering support services. These include a $106 million IDC for the Army Corps Galveston District and a $12 million IDC with the Army Corps Philadelphia District to supply specialized services and products related to coastal storm risk management through 2026, with task orders issued against both contracts.
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Not listed 10199 Southside Blvd #310, Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA
1/24/02 11/12/25 HDR Engineering Inc.
HDR Engineering, Inc. is a corporate entity registered in SAM.gov as a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation. It specializes in providing architectural, engineering, and related technical services to federal agencies through prime contracts and subcontracts. HDR Engineering, Inc. is a subsidiary of HDR, Inc., a global engineering, architecture, environmental and construction services firm.
HDR Engineering has been awarded multiple prime contract delivery orders by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Galveston. These awards were made against the Galveston SWG A-E MATOC 2019 multiple award task order contract vehicle. Under one $1.3 million firm-fixed price order, HDR Engineering provides discretionary field site visits and inspections through May 2026. Another $837,628 order required research, planning and development services to support the Sabine Pass to Galveston Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management Project in Port Arthur, Texas, with major subcontractors including Construction Cost Management Co. and the Design-Build Institute of America. HDR Engineering also received a $0 delivery order to establish its presence on the MATOC IDV for architectural and engineering services across the Galveston District through June 2024.
The key indefinite-delivery contract vehicle for HDR Engineering, Inc. is the Galveston SWG A-E MATOC 2019, a $106 million multiple award task order contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in June 2019. This is a base five-year contract for architectural and engineering services related to various USACE projects in the Galveston District, with ordering allowed through June 2026. HDR Engineering serves as a prime contractor under this unrestricted, multiple award IDIQ which establishes the scope of work for subsequent task order competitions and awards.
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Not listed 4828 Loop Central Dr #800, Houston, TX 77081, USA
11/2/09 12/19/25 Arcadis U.s., Inc.
Arcadis U.S., Inc. is a global design and consultancy firm that provides a wide range of professional and technical services to the U.S. federal government through contract and grant awards. As a foreign-owned, for-profit organization, Arcadis specializes in delivering solutions across infrastructure, water, environment, and buildings sectors. The company offers expertise in engineering design, construction management, environmental assessments, remediation, surveying, planning studies, and scientific research and analysis related to environmental and infrastructure projects. With its extensive experience and capabilities, Arcadis has established itself as a key partner for federal agencies, supporting critical initiatives in environmental restoration, hazardous waste management, and infrastructure development.
Through prime and subcontract awards, Arcadis U.S., Inc. has provided diverse services to federal agencies. For the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the company has conducted environmental remediation, hazardous waste site cleanup, and military munitions response activities. Arcadis has also supported the Environmental Protection Agency with Superfund site investigations, remedial designs, and construction phase services. For the Department of Defense, the firm has performed per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) assessments and mitigation efforts. The U.S. Coast Guard has utilized Arcadis for environmental compliance plans, site investigations, and groundwater monitoring. Other services include architectural and engineering design for civil works projects, flood risk management studies, and advanced geophysical classification for munitions response. Notably, Arcadis has secured several large-scale contracts without set-aside designations, demonstrating its competitive position in the federal marketplace.
Arcadis U.S., Inc. has also engaged in federal grant-funded work, primarily as a subrecipient. The company has led comprehensive planning efforts to address flood risk vulnerabilities in New Jersey municipalities under Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funds. Working with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Arcadis developed Regional Resilience and Adaptation Action Plans for areas including Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark, and Bayonne. In the research sphere, Arcadis has contributed to a project at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, funded by the National Institutes of Health, investigating the interaction between sorptive surfaces and microbial dechlorination of organic compounds. The firm has also supported Texas A&M Agrilife Research in exploring electron beam technology for destroying PFAS in various environmental media under an Environmental Protection Agency grant.
Arcadis U.S., Inc. holds numerous federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) across multiple agencies. With the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Arcadis has IDVs for environmental remediation services, architectural and engineering design, and military munitions response, with combined ceilings exceeding $1 billion. These include vehicles for hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste projects, civil works programs, and aqueous film forming foam support services. The company also holds IDVs with the Environmental Protection Agency for remedial investigations and feasibility studies at Superfund sites. Additionally, Arcadis has an IDV with the International Boundary and Water Commission for architectural and engineering services related to cross-border infrastructure. These IDVs enable Arcadis to provide a broad spectrum of environmental, engineering, and consulting services to federal agencies on an as-needed basis, supporting projects ranging from site assessments and cleanups to infrastructure design and construction management.
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Not listed 630 Plaza Dr #200, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129, USA
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