Cape-Forgen JV

Cape-Forgen JV, a for-profit partnership based in Norcross, Georgia, operates as a child entity of Cape Environmental Management Inc. (a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned Subchapter S corporation) and delivers disaster response infrastructure repair and levee reconstruction services to the Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor under full-and-open federal contracts with no set-aside designation. The partnership competes entirely on non-reserved vehicles and has generated $9.47 billion in combined potential value across sixteen prime awards since 2014, though only $33.6 million has been obligated to date — indicating a heavily task-order-weighted MATOC posture with substantial ceiling value relative to current burn.

Cape-Forgen JV's customer base is concentrated almost entirely within the Army Corps of Engineers. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha accounts for 10 of 16 awards and $9.46 billion of combined potential value (100% coverage across all named customers). Three additional awards ($6.6 million combined potential value) go to the Engineering District Fort Worth, one to the Engineering District Portland ($2.3 million), and two ($1.2 million) to Defense Logistics Agency Energy. The concentration is extreme and strategic: Omaha's Rapid Disaster Infrastructure Response MATOC — an $8.99 billion multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract running through October 2027 — anchors the relationship, with Cape-Forgen JV holding five task orders valued at $20.9 million combined potential value. A second parent vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract W9128F14D0023 (9 task orders, $15 million combined potential value), also flows through Omaha.

Recent work exemplifies the disaster-response and infrastructure-repair scope: a $18.4 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order awarded September 9, 2024, for levee reconstruction (South Site, Sacramento, California) with amendments for material testing, disposal, and additional excavation; a $1.0 million March 4, 2026, order for valve and piping repair and concrete containment restoration in Jacksonville, Florida; and a $1.03 million sump-pump repair delivery order at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Honolulu, awarded September 30, 2025. Activity shows minimal frequency — two or fewer awards per year since 2017 — but substantial per-order magnitude. Two awards ($1.4 million combined potential value) face completion within the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure. The partnership's primary category concentration sits in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (all 16 awards) and Repair or Alteration of Real Property (12 awards by PSC).