IHS A-E Services 2015-2016

The IHS A-E Services 2015-2016 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle was established by the Indian Health Service (IHS) to provide architect-engineer services for healthcare infrastructure and facility development projects. This master contract enables the IHS to rapidly procure architectural and engineering design services across various geographic regions served by the agency. The vehicle allows for multiple prime contractors to compete and receive task orders for specific design and engineering projects supporting IHS healthcare facilities.

The available task order data indicates a typical project scale with relatively modest funding, as demonstrated by the single referenced delivery order valued at $35,288.97. Task orders under this contract appear to be focused on specific facility improvement or design modification projects, with durations ranging approximately 3-4 months based on the observed ultimate completion date. While limited information is available about specific prime contractors, the contract seems structured to support flexible, quick-turnaround architectural and engineering services for IHS healthcare infrastructure. The contract does not indicate a specific small business set-aside, suggesting open competition among qualified architectural and engineering firms. Task orders likely cover facilities located in regions with significant Native American populations, corresponding to IHS service areas across the United States.