USCG Nationwide A&E Services 2017-2022

The U.S. Coast Guard Nationwide Architectural and Engineering Services 2017-2022 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a comprehensive professional services vehicle designed to support the Coast Guard's infrastructure, facilities, and technical service needs. The contract enables the U.S. Coast Guard and other Department of Homeland Security components to procure architectural, engineering, design, and technical consulting services across multiple facility types and geographical locations. Task orders under this vehicle cover a wide range of services including facility condition assessments, design studies, infrastructure repairs, environmental assessments, utility system evaluations, and specialized engineering investigations for Coast Guard stations, air stations, housing facilities, and training centers nationwide.

Throughout the contract period, task orders demonstrate remarkable diversity in scope and value, ranging from small-scale $50,000 structural analyses to multi-million dollar comprehensive design and planning projects. Frequently awarded prime contractors include AECOM Technical Services, WSP USA Solutions (Louis Berger), Transystems Corporation, Clark Nexsen, and Reid Middleton. Most task orders are firm fixed-price contracts with completion periods between 6-36 months, typically not utilizing small business set-aside designations. While the primary funding source is the U.S. Coast Guard, several task orders were also issued by other Department of Homeland Security agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Secret Service, and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Performance locations span the continental United States, including significant work in coastal states like California, Florida, Massachusetts, and North Carolina, as well as territories like Puerto Rico.