USCG Nationwide A&E Services 2017-2022

Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard awarded the USCG Nationwide A&E Services 2017-2022 Master IDIQ, covering architect-engineering services across the entire United States and its territories, with ordering open through November 6, 2027 against a shared ceiling of $150 million. The vehicle carries Unrestricted and Small Business subcategories, and 11 distinct primes hold awards under it. Ordering authority has 1 year and 6 days remaining. Since the first task order on February 1, 2018, the vehicle has issued 329 orders, most recently on September 25, 2026. Annual order counts have fallen from 37 in 2022 to 27 in 2023, 26 in 2024 and 26 in 2025, with 14 recorded in 2026. Combined task-order potential value is $272.1 million, of which $254.8 million (94%) is obligated.

AECOM Technical Services, Inc. leads with 71 orders and $56.1 million, followed by Transystems Corporation (55 orders, $44.1 million), WSP E&Is - HDR Joint Venture (60 orders, $40.9 million), and WSP USA Solutions Inc. (38 orders, $23.6 million). The top five primes by order count, including Clark Nexsen Inc. with 24 orders, hold 75% of orders, and six smaller primes share the remainder. GFT Infrastructure, Inc. ranks fourth by potential value at $37.4 million across 8 orders, and a modification records the renaming of Transystems Corporation to GFT Infrastructure Inc. through an executed novation.

DHS US Coast Guard places 269 of 329 orders (82%), with combined potential value of $177.7 million. Department of Homeland Security components follow: Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (25 orders, $24.6 million), Customs and Border Protection (14 orders, $36.5 million), US Secret Service (13 orders, $27.2 million), and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (3 orders, $2.8 million).

Set-aside use is marginal: 317 orders (96%) carry no set-aside, 7 (2%) are partial small business, and 5 (2%) are total small business.

Recent orders buy design and construction administration for HVAC, roofing, electrical and fire alarm systems, facility condition assessments, airfield pavement inspections, site surveys and investigations, master planning, and PFAS water testing. Combined potential value averages roughly $827,000 per order. Notable recent orders include a $19.1 million Seattle Slip 36 construction-bid-document order and a $14.8 million White House Defense Training Facility order. Recent work clusters at Base Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Clearwater and Sector St. Petersburg, Florida, and Training Center Cape May, New Jersey, with FLETC work at Cheltenham, Maryland, Glynco, Georgia, and Artesia, New Mexico.

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