Black & Veatch-Stantec JV Louisville

Black & Veatch-Stantec JV Louisville is a partnership registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) that provides sophisticated engineering design services to federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. As a for-profit organization, the joint venture specializes in architectural and engineering design solutions for military and civil infrastructure projects. The entity combines the technical expertise of Black & Veatch and Stantec, two well-established engineering and consulting firms, to deliver comprehensive design services across multiple sectors.

The joint venture has secured multiple federal contract awards focused on engineering design services for military and civil works projects. Specifically, their recent contract awards from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District, involve providing architectural and engineering design services for various infrastructure projects. These projects include design work for military facilities such as warehouses, offices, medical facilities, housing, and airfields, as well as civil works structures. The contract awards have ranged from a guaranteed minimum of $10,000 to individual task orders with ceiling values up to $2,003,498.16. None of their recent awards have been set aside for specific business categories, indicating they compete on an open competitive basis. The work involves comprehensive services including planning, design, cost estimating, construction support, and sustainability services.

Black & Veatch-Stantec JV Louisville holds a significant multiple-award indefinite delivery contract (IDV) with a potential ceiling value of $150 million, awarded by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Louisville. This IDV, valid from November 2023 through November 2028, enables the joint venture to provide design services for Army, Air Force, civil works, and other military and non-military projects primarily within the Louisville District's mission boundaries. The contract requires advanced technological capabilities, including the use of building information modeling technology and MCACES MII cost estimating software. The IDV covers project designs ranging from $3-50 million and encompasses a broad range of infrastructure types, including potential work under the Nationwide Energy Resilience Investment Conservation Program (ERCIP), demonstrating the joint venture's versatility and technical capabilities in federal contract work.