IWR Navigation Data and Systems Support

Award Date 2/15/2019
Last Date To Order 2/23/2024
Shared Ceiling $47M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Institute for Water Resources (IWR) Navigation Data and Systems Support Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive analytical and professional support services for the agency's Civil Works Navigation mission area and related functions. The contract encompasses a wide range of services including data analysis, graphical representation, Geographic Information System (GIS) applications, decision support, modeling, planning, engineering assessments, and strategic evaluations across mission areas such as navigation infrastructure, flood risk management, ecosystem restoration, hydropower, regulatory, recreation, and water supply. With a total shared contract ceiling of $47.2 million, the vehicle supports the Corps' efforts to analyze emerging water resources trends, develop navigation methodologies, and provide technical advice to senior leaders on marine transportation issues.

The contract has been primarily executed through firm fixed-price delivery orders awarded to companies like CDM Federal Programs Corporation (CDM Smith), ABT Associates Inc., AECOM Technical Services, Booz Allen Hamilton, and others. Task orders typically range from $30,000 to approximately $2.6 million, with performance periods spanning from several months to multiple years. Common task order scopes include systems updates (such as Transportation Operations and Waterborne Statistics system), navigation and civil works decision support, climate assessments, flood risk management tools, and infrastructure analysis. Most task orders are awarded to national-level engineering and consulting firms with offices in locations like Carbondale, Illinois; Rockville, Maryland; and Alexandria, Virginia. None of the task orders utilized set-aside designations, indicating full and open competition. The contract supports USACE's Institute for Water Resources in developing advanced analytical capabilities for water resource management and navigation infrastructure planning.

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