USACE SLANT A-E Services 2016-2021

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineering District Mobile, awarded a Master IDIQ for professional environmental engineering and architecture-engineering services on May 24, 2016, with a final ordering date of May 24, 2021, and a shared ceiling of $250 million. Ordering is now closed; the vehicle is no longer active for new task orders.

Through September 30, 2019, the most recent task-order award date, contracting activity under the vehicle slowed substantially. After peaking at 123 orders in 2017, annual issuance declined to 84 orders in 2018 and 33 in 2019, for a combined portfolio of 299 task orders. The combined potential value of all awards reached $265.7 million, with $254.5 million (96%) obligated, indicating near-complete drawdown against the vehicle's authority.

Work spans environmental compliance, assessment, and restoration across military and federal agencies. Task orders fund environmental impact statements, air quality assessments, RCRA and CERCLA remediation, water quality monitoring, facility environmental planning, and geospatial information systems support. The vehicle served 56 distinct customer agencies, but funding concentrated heavily in Army organizations: Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile led with 60 orders worth $48.5 million, followed by Installation Management Command Headquarters with 20 orders worth $19.1 million, and Department of the Army with 17 orders worth $19 million. Air Force work, including base environmental support and air quality programs, constituted a secondary but substantial customer segment.

AECOM Technical Services and HDR Environmental, Operations and Construction dominated the prime contractor base. AECOM held 39 orders worth $58.7 million combined potential value; HDR held 47 orders worth $54.4 million. Together, these two firms captured roughly 40% of the portfolio's potential value. Leidos (34 orders, $35.1 million), Ch2M Hill (34 orders, $29.8 million), and Louis Berger / Aerostar, A Joint Venture (24 orders, $19.1 million) held the next tier. The top five primes accounted for 74% of combined potential value, indicating concentrated competition. All 299 task orders carried no set-aside designation.

Task-order values ranged broadly, from under $100,000 to over $10 million. The largest single order was a $10.3 million Air Force air quality assessment (W9127816D0074-W9127818F0517), obligated at $5.43 million. Environmental restoration and long-term monitoring efforts at Redstone Arsenal, Defense Depot Memphis, and major air bases generated multi-million-dollar orders. Performance occurred at military installations across the continental United States and overseas locations, with notable concentration at Air Force bases in the Southeast and Southwest, Army installations in Alabama and Tennessee, and Marine Corps facilities in North Carolina and Louisiana.

The US Army Corps of Engineers, South Atlantic Division, has awarded a Master IDIQ for professional environmental engineering and service support or manage numerous environmental initiatives for military, civil, and federal agencies. It includes engineering services to support military and civil environmental programs for Headquarters, Department of Defense; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Army; U.S. Army Reserves; U.S. Army National Guard; U.S. Navy; U.S. Marine Corps; and Defense Logistics Agency projects; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Federal military and civil works projects; Department of Homeland Security; National Institutes of Health; Centers for Disease Control; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; and other Federal and state agency projects. The contractor will be required to perform services at federal/military projects for customers of the various Districts within South Atlantic Division.