Tentative Renovation in Secure Spaces (TRSS)

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha (Omaha District) awarded a $95 million Master IDIQ for facility renovations and repairs in U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide on October 15, 2020, with ordering authority extending through October 14, 2027—approximately 14 months of remaining ordering window. The vehicle is an unrestricted multiple-award contract serving the Defense Intelligence Agency and Defense Attache Offices as part of the Northwestern Division's portfolio, succeeding an earlier Tenant Renovation in Secure Spaces (TRSS) contract awarded in July 2015.

The scope covers restoration, repair, and maintenance of secure spaces within U.S. embassies and diplomatic posts. Work requires final products meeting State Department Bureau of Overseas Building Operations building-permit and construction-security standards plus Department of Defense secure-space accreditation. Offerors must hold valid Secret or Top Secret security clearances. Actual task orders show renovation projects at specific locations including Canberra, Frankfurt, Panama City, Lusaka, Ouagadougou, Kuwait City, and Warsaw, with firm-fixed-price delivery orders.

Twenty-one task orders totaling $25 million in combined potential value have been awarded since vehicle inception, with all available funds obligated. Activity accelerated in 2022 (six orders) but has slowed substantially—only one order in 2025 and none yet in 2026. Greenway Enterprises Inc. dominates with eight orders worth $11.3 million, followed by Weston Solutions Inc. (five orders, $5.9 million), Fluor Federal Solutions, LLC (four orders, $3.5 million), and Construction Outfitters International Inc. (two orders, $3.5 million). The top two primes hold approximately 68% of awarded value. Five distinct prime contractors have been awarded. The Omaha District itself placed 19 orders valued at $22 million, representing 88% of vehicle activity, with the Defense Intelligence Agency and Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounting for the remainder. All task orders are unrestricted (no set-asides). Recent orders range from roughly $340 thousand to $3.5 million, with typical project durations of 12–24 months. The vehicle meets the $39.5 million commercial-and-institutional-building-construction size standard (NAICS 236220).

Facility renovations and repair requirements for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Defense Attache Offices (DAO) located in U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide, in support of the Northwestern Division, Omaha District and its customers.