MCC A-E Services 2010-2015

The Millennium Challenge Corporation established a Master IDIQ for architect-engineering services that closed to new orders on August 31, 2015, making this vehicle inactive and unavailable for new work. Ordering was concentrated in the early years of the contract, with six task orders awarded between March 2011 and December 2014; no new orders have been placed in the past eleven years.

The contract executed independent engineering services and infrastructure project oversight for MCC's development programs in Sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe, including feasibility studies, due diligence, appraisals, and implementation oversight in countries such as Georgia, Tanzania, Cape Verde, Mozambique, and Moldova. All orders used time-and-materials pricing with no set-asides applied.

Three firms shared the awarded work. Jacobs Government Services Company held the largest position with three orders totaling $15.2 million in combined potential value, representing 57% of the vehicle's total. Tetra Tech, Inc. received two orders for $9.3 million combined potential value (35%), and Stantec GS Inc. earned one order for $2.3 million (8%). All customer orders derived from the Millennium Challenge Corporation itself.

Task orders ranged from approximately $2.3 million to $10.4 million in potential value. The most significant single award was a $10.4 million ceiling order to implement infrastructure oversight in Cape Verde and Mozambique (obligated at $7.3 million). The vehicle's combined potential value was $26.8 million, with $22.4 million obligated across the portfolio (84% utilization). Time-and-materials orders typically completed within two to four years of award.

With the ordering period closed for over a decade and all task orders from the vehicle either completed or well past their performance dates, this vehicle no longer represents an active pursuit opportunity.

MCC Architect-Engineering Services (2010-2015)