Miscellaneous Civil and Other Architect and Engineering Services Within the Florida Boundaries of the Jacksonville District, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a master IDIQ for miscellaneous civil and architect-engineer services within the Jacksonville District (Florida, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands) on March 18, 2022, with ordering authority through May 3, 2027, leaving approximately nine months of available ordering window. The vehicle carries a $130 million shared ceiling and unrestricted competitive structure with no set-aside designations.

Task-order activity has been concentrated and front-loaded. Seventeen orders totaling $29.2 million in combined potential value have been placed since May 2022, with 97 percent of that value already obligated. Seven primes dominate the portfolio, with AECOM - B&V Civil Works JV holding the largest share at $11.1 million across three orders, followed by CDM Federal Programs Corporation at $9.1 million across four orders and Kimley-Hanson-Bergmann JV at $5.9 million across three orders. These three firms represent the bulk of awarded value. Most orders cluster in 2022 (seven orders) and 2024 (five orders), with only one order placed in 2026 so far, signaling declining recent activity.

Customer concentration is moderate. The Jacksonville District Engineering office drives the most portfolio activity with six orders worth $5.5 million, while Fort Worth District accounts for two orders worth $9.8 million. Army Corps of Engineers entities collectively fund the vast majority of orders.

Task-order scope focuses on design engineering for civil works projects: flood risk management, ecosystem restoration, subsurface investigation, vibracoring, and construction administration. Recent representative orders include a $4.2 million ceiling for Rockwood Park flood-risk design (awarded March 2026) and a $5.6 million ceiling for Upper Trinity River ecosystem restoration in Fort Worth (awarded September 2025). Orders are predominantly firm-fixed-price with durations typically ranging from one to two years.

The vehicle includes minimum guarantee set-asides to eight prime contractors, each worth $10,000 (or $0 in deobligated cases), awarded May 2022 and expiring May 2027. One order out of seventeen is designated Total Small Business; the remainder are unrestricted.

The primary purpose of this contract is to provide services for projects located within the geographic boundaries of the Jacksonville District. The Jacksonville District's area of responsibility includes Florida, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Secondarily, the contract may be used to provide services outside of the geographic boundaries of the Jacksonville District.