Benham-Stanley, LLC

Benham-Stanley, LLC, a Jacksonville, Florida-based architectural and engineering firm and child entity of Benham Design, LLC, holds prime positions on five active indefinite delivery contracts worth a combined $913 million for vertical and horizontal architect-engineer services supporting military construction, civil works, and interagency projects across multiple U.S. Army Corps of Engineers districts and the Air National Guard. The firm competes full-and-open, with no set-aside designations across its prime footprint.

Benham-Stanley's capability portfolio centers on architectural design, engineering services, feasibility and environmental documentation, and construction support for military facilities, federal infrastructure, and specialized projects. Representative work includes a $14.2 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Air Force for design and construction documents of the Air Force Research Laboratory Rocket Engineering, Analysis and Collaboration Hub at Edwards Air Force Base, California (awarded February 2024 under the South Pacific Division's Vertical A-E contract); a $9.7 million order from ENDIST Norfolk for architect and engineering services supporting the Langley Access Control Point and Large Vehicle Inspection Facility at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia (awarded March 2025); and an $8.3 million order from ENDIST Sacramento for FY27 MILCON architectural and engineering design services at the National Security Agency's Utah location, Bluffdale (awarded July 2025, with subcontractors including Zodiac Inc., a HUBZone firm, and H2L Solutions Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business). Recent work also encompasses a $2.8 million delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers South Pacific Division for design-bid-build evaluation and continuation of a 65% design progressing to 100% design deliverables for a military construction project (awarded June 2026).

Customer concentration sits entirely with defense and federal infrastructure agencies. The top five funding entities account for 72% of awards by count and 83% of combined potential value, led by ENDIST Norfolk ($253.7 million across five awards), ENDIST Los Angeles ($249 million across two awards—both IDC vehicles), the Air National Guard ($225 million across two awards), ENDIST Omaha ($148.1 million across six awards), and ENDIST Sacramento ($125.2 million across four awards). All ten distinct customer agencies are Corps of Engineers districts or Air Force components, with no civilian agency exposure.

Benham-Stanley holds five prime indefinite delivery contracts spanning five-year and multi-year ordering periods through 2030: the Vertical Architectural-Engineering Services for Military Design and Interagency & International Services - South Pacific Division IDIQ ($249 million ceiling, ENDIST Sacramento, awarded January 2023, with eight active task orders carrying $38.7 million combined potential value); the General A-E IDIQ held with ENDIST Norfolk ($240 million ceiling, awarded June 2022, through June 2028); the Architect-Engineer Services for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Southwestern Division IDIQ ($99 million ceiling, ENDIST Tulsa, awarded January 2025); the Architect-Engineer Services for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division - Unrestricted 2021-2028 IDIQ ($99 million ceiling, ENDIST Omaha, with four active task orders carrying $15 million combined potential value); and the Vertical Construction Programs for the Air and Army National Guard - Guam IDIQ ($225 million ceiling, Air National Guard, awarded March 2025, with one task order issued to date at $2,500 minimum guarantee).

Activity has grown from four awards in 2022 to nine in 2025, with the most recent award issued June 24, 2026. The firm faces a material recompete cliff: fifteen awards carrying $59 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, including the large Norfolk and Sacramento IDCs and multiple task orders across Northwestern and South Pacific vehicles. Benham-Stanley's combined obligated dollars total $84.9 million against $1.2 billion in potential value across all awards—a 7% obligation rate typical of recently awarded IDCs.