USCG Nationwide A&E Services 2017-2022

The U.S. Coast Guard established this Master IDIQ for professional architect-engineering services nationwide on November 6, 2017, with a shared ceiling of $150 million and a final ordering date of November 5, 2022. Ordering has been closed for nearly four years, making this vehicle unsuitable for new pursuits.

Despite the closed ordering period, the vehicle remains operationally active with recent task-order awards extending into 2026. The portfolio comprises 322 delivery orders across two subcategories: unrestricted and small business. Combined task-order potential value stands at $253 million, with $243 million obligated (96% of combined potential). Most recent awards include a $7.89 million facility assessment engagement to Transystems Corporation with performance through February 2027, a $3.99 million STEM Academic Building bridging-documents order to an unspecified awardee through June 2026, and a $3.96 million owners' representation order for a station rebuild in South Padre Island, Texas through April 2026. Task orders typically range from roughly $100,000 to $5 million, with several mega-orders in the $3–15 million range. Order velocity has declined: the vehicle averaged 28 orders annually in 2022–2026, down from higher historical rates.

Five primes dominate the portfolio. Transystems Corporation leads with 62 orders totaling $73.3 million in combined potential value. AECOM Technical Services, Inc. holds 70 orders worth $51.6 million, while WSP E&Is - HDR Joint Venture accounts for 60 orders at $40.9 million. WSP USA Solutions Inc. and Clark Nexsen Inc. round out the top tier. These five firms control 78 percent of all task orders and 80 percent of combined potential value. The Coast Guard directs roughly 68 percent of all obligated dollars ($171.1 million across 265 orders), with secondary funding from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, U.S. Secret Service, and Customs and Border Protection, all within DHS.

Set-aside activity is minimal. Nearly all 322 orders carry no set-aside designation; only five are fully small-business awards and three are partially small business. Firm fixed-price pricing dominates all awards. Scope spans design and engineering services for facility maintenance and repair (HVAC, roofs, electrical systems, structural work), infrastructure studies, site investigations, waterfront utilities, environmental testing and assessment, and construction support services across Coast Guard bases nationwide and in U.S. territories including Puerto Rico and Hawaii.

This is a Master IDIQ for professional architect-engineering services that will cover the entire united states and its territories.