Worldwide Value Engineering Services 2011-2016

The Worldwide Value Engineering Services 2011-2016 is an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle issued by the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations within the U.S. Department of State. The contract is specifically designed to provide value engineering services to federal agencies, focusing on technical analyses that help optimize infrastructure projects, reduce acquisition and life cycle costs, and improve overall project performance. Task orders under this vehicle consistently involve conducting comprehensive value engineering studies that apply systematic problem-solving methodologies to identify cost-saving opportunities across various types of federal construction and facilities management initiatives.

The contract vehicle supports multiple small businesses as prime contractors, with frequent awardees including Strategic Value Solutions (a woman-owned small business), Rha, LLC (a small disadvantaged business), Michael Baker International, and Value Management Strategies. Task orders typically range from approximately $35,000 to $250,000 and have completion periods of around 9-12 months. Most task orders are set aside for total small businesses and are firm fixed-price contracts, with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations being the primary funding agency. Performance locations are diverse but often include areas like Independence, Missouri, Potomac, Maryland, and Phoenix, Arizona. The studies cover a wide range of federal infrastructure projects, including embassy compounds, military installations, and other critical government facilities, demonstrating the vehicle's broad applicability across federal construction and facilities management domains.