Blair Remy Merrick MP Joint Venture, LLC

Blair Remy Merrick MP Joint Venture, LLC, a small business joint venture based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, provides architect-engineer design, planning, and engineering services for military construction and federal facility modernization as a prime contractor across multiple U.S. Army Corps of Engineers districts, the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, and Naval Facilities Engineering Command. The vendor is a child entity of Blair Remy Corp PC and operates entirely as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing predominantly under total small business and partial small business set-asides across its portfolio.

Blair Remy Merrick's capability footprint centers on comprehensive A-E services including master planning, design criteria development, building information modeling, environmental investigations, cost estimating, program management, and construction phase support. Representative work includes a $7.38 million delivery order from USACE Omaha District (awarded November 2024) for design-bid-build architect-engineer support on the 25th Space Range Squadron Range Support Facility; a $4.21 million delivery order from USACE Omaha District (August 2023) for B-21 Adaptive Flight Simulator Facility design phases 2 and modifications at Ellsworth Air Force Base; a $3.96 million delivery order from USACE Southwestern Division (December 2025) for FY27 Child Development–School Age Center design at Fort Sill; and a $1.7 million delivery order from Air Force Civil Engineer Center (September 2025) for design-build dormitory repairs at Tinker Air Force Base. The vendor also delivers standardization and UFC (Unified Facilities Criteria) development work, facility sustainment, restoration, and modernization modifications, and warehouse standard design across military installations.

Customer concentration aligns heavily with Army Corps of Engineers districts. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 88% of combined potential value, led by USACE Savannah District ($140 million potential value on a single-award IDC and minimum guarantee delivery order) and USACE Tulsa District ($103 million potential value on a partial small business set-aside IDC and minimum guarantee delivery order). USACE Omaha District places the largest award count (six awards, $89.3 million combined potential value) and serves as the vendor's oldest active customer, with task order activity dating to June 2023. Air Force Civil Engineer Center (three awards, $50.7 million potential value) and USACE Fort Worth District (five awards, $49.8 million potential value) complete the active concentration. Naval Facilities Engineering Command represents a newer customer relationship, having awarded a single-award $33 million IDC in February 2026.

The vendor holds seven indefinite delivery contracts with combined ceiling value of approximately $493.6 million across the USACE districts and Air Force Civil Engineer Center. The largest vehicles are the USACE Savannah District General Design A-E Services IDC ($140 million ceiling, multiple award, total small business set-aside, through October 2030), the USACE Tulsa District Architect and Engineering services IDC ($99 million ceiling, partial small business set-aside, through January 2030), and the USACE Omaha District SB Architect-Engineer Services Military and Civil Projects IDC ($75 million ceiling, total small business set-aside, through June 2030). Smaller vehicles include the USACE Fort Worth District AE Center of Standardization Program MATOC ($48 million ceiling, total small business set-aside, through May 2028), Air Force Civil Engineer Center dormitory facilities IDIQ ($49 million ceiling, total small business set-aside, through February 2030), USACE Kansas City District NWK SB AE IDIQ MATOC ($25 million ceiling, total small business set-aside, through April 2030), and Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast A-E Design and Related Services IDC ($33 million ceiling, single award, total small business set-aside, through February 2031). Task order activity concentrates under the Omaha District vehicle (six task orders, $14.6 million combined potential value) and the Fort Worth District Center of Standardization vehicle (five task orders, $3 million combined potential value).

Activity accelerated significantly in 2025, with thirteen awards placed that year compared to six awards in each of 2023 and 2024; recent activity includes two awards in early 2026. Seven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $13.9 million and face recompete exposure in that window. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $20.5 million, representing 4% of combined potential value and indicating the vendor has invoiced approximately $20.5 million against an $493.6 million ceiling portfolio. The vendor maintains no documented subcontract footprint in the source data; all 27 awards reflect prime contracting relationships. Work is performed primarily at the contractor's Oklahoma City headquarters and at performance locations including Fort Worth, Texas; Omaha, Nebraska; Jacksonville, Florida; and multiple military installations across the continental United States.

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