Amentum Services, Inc.
Amentum Services, Inc., doing business as AECOM, is a premier global leader in providing professional and technical services to U.S. federal government customers across multiple sectors. The company specializes in designing, engineering, managing, and modernizing critical systems and programs for defense, security, intelligence, energy, and environment agencies. Headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia, Amentum is a for-profit organization registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since February 8, 2010, with a registration set to expire on December 5, 2025. The company offers a comprehensive range of services including aviation maintenance, maritime support, infrastructure development, IT systems integration, cybersecurity, environmental remediation, and logistics support to various federal agencies.
Through its extensive federal contract portfolio, Amentum Services, Inc. has demonstrated remarkable breadth in contract work across numerous agencies. The company has secured significant contracts with the Department of Defense, including a $98.8 million cost-plus-incentive contract with the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command for base operations support in Southeast Asia, and a $279.8 million contract with the Air Force Central Command for air traffic control and airfield management services. Other notable contracts include technical support for NASA's space programs, maintenance of military aircraft for the Army Aviation and Missile Command, and specialized services for the Naval Sea Systems Command. These contracts consistently cover a wide range of activities such as aircraft maintenance, engineering support, logistics coordination, facility management, and technical consulting. Importantly, none of these contracts were set aside for specific socioeconomic programs, indicating Amentum's ability to compete effectively in open federal procurement competitions.
Regarding federal grant awards, Amentum Services, Inc. has limited documented grant activity in the provided record. The sole grant award is a NASA-funded research grant (ID: 80NSSC21K0668) focused on microbial community dynamics in space environments. This grant, awarded on April 1, 2021, with a completion date of September 30, 2023, was designed to investigate how microbiological organisms associated with plant growth in space environments adapt and change over time. The research aimed to expand knowledge about microbial community interactions in closed environments like the International Space Station, with potential implications for understanding substrate and seed microbial communities' role in plant health and sustainability.
Amentum Services, Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts across multiple federal agencies. These include a $999.9 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted Multiple Agency Contract with the General Services Administration, a $256.8 million single-award contract with NASA's Ames Research Center for science and engineering support, and a $233.2 million Global Antiterrorism Training Assistance Training Delivery Services contract with the Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Other notable IDVs include a $2 billion Global Contingency Services Multiple Award Contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command, a $500 million Strategic Technical ARPA-H Talent Support contract with the National Institutes of Health, and a $321 million single-award contract with Naval Sea Systems Command for modernization program support. These IDVs span a diverse range of services including facility support, technical consulting, training delivery, contingency response, and professional support services across multiple sectors.
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2/8/10 12/5/25 HII Fleet Support Group LLC
HII Fleet Support Group LLC, a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries, is a major provider of engineering, technical, maintenance, and logistics support services to the U.S. Department of Defense, with a primary focus on naval vessels and shipbuilding programs. As the largest military shipbuilding company in the United States, Huntington Ingalls Industries leverages its expertise through HII Fleet Support Group to deliver comprehensive support for the Navy's fleet. The company specializes in carrier engineering and maintenance assistance, hull and mechanical systems upgrades, shipbuilding program support, material handling equipment maintenance, and specialized training.
Through its federal contract awards, HII Fleet Support Group has provided a wide array of services to the U.S. Navy and other defense agencies. These include engineering and technical support for aircraft carriers, surface ships, and submarines; installation and maintenance of command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems; modernization and overhaul services for naval vessels; and logistics support for various shipboard systems. The company has worked on projects such as the Refueling Complex Overhaul of the USS John C. Stennis, installations on the USS Abraham Lincoln, and support for the DDG Modernization Back Fit program. HII Fleet Support Group frequently collaborates with subcontractors like Delphinus Engineering, Tecnico Corporation, and Noblis MSD LLC to provide specialized expertise. The majority of its contracts are awarded by the Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, and U.S. Fleet Forces Command, typically without small business set-aside designations.
HII Fleet Support Group holds several significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts that allow for efficient procurement of its services by various Navy commands. These include a $272 million contract for Carrier Engineering Maintenance Assist Team and Surface Engineering Maintenance Assist Team services, supporting aircraft carriers and surface ships in U.S. and international ports through July 2026. Another IDIQ contract, valued at $48.45 million, provides engineering maintenance and logistics support services for the Navy's surface fleet through May 2027. The company also holds a $24.27 million single-award contract for maintenance, repair, and overhaul services on material handling equipment and small material handling equipment, running through February 2027. These IDIQ vehicles enable the Navy to quickly access HII Fleet Support Group's expertise for a wide range of engineering, maintenance, and logistics needs across its fleet and shore facilities.
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Not listed Not listed 3/8/02 3/7/25 Life Cycle Engineering Inc.
Life Cycle Engineering Inc., doing business as L C E, is a for-profit organization that provides a wide range of engineering, technical, and logistics services to the U.S. federal government, particularly the Department of Defense. The company specializes in naval systems, shipbuilding, and maritime technologies, offering solutions for ship modernization, repair, and life cycle sustainment efforts across various Navy ship classes. Life Cycle Engineering's expertise spans program management, systems engineering, cybersecurity, software development, and integrated logistics support for complex naval platforms and systems. According to its website, the company aims to deliver innovative solutions that improve reliability, increase uptime, and reduce lifecycle costs for critical assets.
As a prime contractor, Life Cycle Engineering has received numerous federal contract awards from the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and other Department of Navy agencies. These contracts typically involve engineering and technical services for naval vessels, including aircraft carriers, destroyers, littoral combat ships, and amphibious assault ships. Specific work includes machinery control systems integration, electric plant overhauls, cybersecurity support for shipboard systems, and logistics planning for ship maintenance and modernization programs. The company has also provided support for the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship program, including planned maintenance and availability services. Life Cycle Engineering frequently partners with subcontractors such as Noblis MSD, QED Systems, and HII Fleet Support Group to deliver comprehensive support packages. While most contracts are not set aside, the company has received some awards under small business set-asides.
Life Cycle Engineering has also been awarded federal grants, primarily from the Maritime Administration, a civilian agency within the Department of Transportation. In 2021, the company received a cooperative agreement for analysis and research on maritime decarbonization, which was later extended to December 2022. This grant work involves studying carbon capture technologies for maritime applications and aligns with the government's efforts to reduce emissions in the shipping industry. The cooperative agreement demonstrates Life Cycle Engineering's capacity to contribute to research and development projects beyond its core naval engineering services.
Life Cycle Engineering holds several significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles with NAVSEA and other Navy commands. These include a $50.6 million single-award contract for engineering and technical services, a $48.45 million multiple-award contract for engineering maintenance support, and a $499.2 million multiple-award contract for Littoral Combat Ship maintenance and modernization. The company also holds a $249.7 million IDIQ for modernization and life cycle engineering of cybersecure machinery control systems and networks, which was awarded as a small business set-aside. These IDIQ vehicles allow various Navy agencies to issue task orders for a wide range of engineering, maintenance, and sustainment services across multiple ship classes and naval systems, showcasing Life Cycle Engineering's broad capabilities in supporting the Navy's fleet readiness and modernization efforts.
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Not listed 4360 Corporate Rd, North Charleston, SC 29405, USA
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