Huntsville Design, Survey, Analysis Services

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville awarded the Huntsville Design, Survey, Analysis Services Master IDIQ, a multiple-award vehicle for architect-engineer design, survey, and analysis services for new and existing facilities and infrastructure, with ordering open through July 31, 2029. The solicitation was unrestricted with a small business reserve, targeting three most highly rated non-small-business firms and four most highly rated small business firms, under a $49 million shared ceiling.

Twenty task orders have been issued since the August 2, 2024 award, with 8 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 through the July 20, 2026 award. Roughly 2 years 9 months of ordering authority remain. The combined potential value is $23.8 million, of which $22.2 million (93%) is obligated.

Awarded orders are fixed-price and center on Unified Facilities Guide Specifications revision and update work across architectural, electrical, and fire protection divisions. Infrastructure and design work includes road and infrastructure improvements to SLC-5 at Vandenberg Space Force Base and a base 35% design with cost estimates for a consolidated fire station and air traffic control tower there, with the 100% certified final design option exercised. The solicitation states work may include the United States and its territories, plus Afghanistan, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the Republic of Korea.

Rogers, Lovelock & Fritz, Inc. leads by order count with 5 orders ($1.2 million), followed by Michael Baker-Stanley Joint Venture (4 orders, $1.2 million) and AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (3 orders, $12.7 million). AECOM dominates by value, ahead of Dynotec-Kzf JV, LLC ($4.9 million) and Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp. ($2.4 million). The top five primes by order count cover 80% of orders, and the top five by value cover 94% of combined potential value. Seven distinct primes hold the orders.

Two Corps of Engineers customer entries account for 19 of 20 orders. The Engineering and Support Center entry holds 10 orders with $22 million in combined potential value, and the Huntsville entry holds 9 orders with $599 thousand. The Department of the Army placed one order ($1.2 million).

All 20 orders were issued with No Set-Aside Used.

Among non-minimum orders, ceilings range from $216,830.94 to $10.1 million. The largest is the Vandenberg consolidated fire station and air traffic control tower design, with $9.7 million obligated and completion on September 30, 2028. Seven minimum-guarantee orders issued on August 2, 2024 carry $0 or $1,000 values. These are contractual minimums, not representative order values.