Global Engineering Integration and Technical Assistance 2011 (GEITA11)

Award Date 4/12/2013
Last Date To Order 4/11/2018
Shared Ceiling $950M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Successors

The Global Engineering Integration and Technical Assistance 2011 (GEITA11) is a multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle managed by the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center. The contract provides a wide range of engineering, environmental, and technical support services to the Air Force and other federal agencies. Services include management and professional services, studies, analyses and evaluation services, engineering and technical assistance, environmental quality and compliance support, real property management, design and construction support, and advisory services across various military installations worldwide.

Task orders under this vehicle demonstrate substantial diversity in scope and value, typically ranging from $100,000 to over $35 million, with performance periods generally spanning 6-24 months. Frequently awarded prime contractors include Ageiss Inc. (a minority-owned small business), Cherokee Nation Technology Solutions LLC (a tribally-owned company), and Dawson Technical, Inc. (a Native Hawaiian-owned small business). Common funding comes from the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, with task orders supporting locations including Joint Base San Antonio, Misawa Air Base in Japan, Ramstein Air Base in Germany, and Tyndall Air Force Base. Many task orders feature small business set-asides, though not exclusively, and cover critical support areas such as environmental restoration, military housing programs, strategic design and construction, and technical reachback services. The contract vehicle appears designed to provide flexible, comprehensive technical support across Air Force installations globally.

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