Range And Training Land Program Architect and Engineering Services

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville awarded this Master IDIQ for architect-engineer design services supporting the Range and Training Land Program on March 26, 2020, with ordering authority expiring March 25, 2025—the vehicle is now closed to new task orders.

The IDIQ provided full-cycle A-E services from site investigation through construction support across Army, Army Reserve, National Guard, and Marine Corps installations domestically and overseas (Germany, Japan, Korea, Italy, Afghanistan). The vehicle operated under FAR Subpart 36.6 selection-of-architects-and-engineers procedures. All 29 awarded task orders carried no set-aside designation, competing on demonstrated competence and professional qualifications. Activity peaked in 2024 with seven orders, then declined to two orders in the abbreviated 2025 window before ordering closed.

Three firms captured 97 percent of task-order volume by count and nearly all potential value: Benham Design, LLC (8 orders, $13.1 million), Poly Inc. (8 orders, $10.7 million), and The Mason & Hanger Group Inc. (8 orders, $7.7 million). The long tail comprised two additional firms with two orders each. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville itself placed 12 orders worth $10.3 million; four additional Corps district offices (Savannah, Fort Worth, Louisville, New York) placed the remainder. Ordering was distributed across Corps district geographies rather than concentrated regionally.

Combined potential value reached $32.8 million against the vehicle ceiling of $45 million; combined obligated dollars totaled $27.3 million (83 percent of potential value). Task-order ceilings ranged from under $400 thousand to $2.3 million for single-design assignments. Recent representative awards include automated infantry platoon battle course design at Yakima Training Center ($2.3 million ceiling), multi-domain operations range design at Fort Huachuca ($802 thousand), and microgrid full design at Rock Island Arsenal ($3.9 million). Completion dates extended to 2030, reflecting extended design and construction-support phases. The vehicle's ordering period has ended; pursue only if seeking teaming or subconsultant roles to active primes.

The objective of this IDIQ is to provide A-E design services, from initial site investigation through engineering services during construction, to support various Army, Army Reserve, National Guard and Marine Corps installations and design projects to CEHNC, other Corps of Engineers district offices, or other federal agencies for the Range Training and Land Program (RTLP).