Burns & Mcdonnell, Inc.

Burns & McDonnell, Inc. is a full-service engineering, architecture, construction, environmental, and consulting solutions firm headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. The company provides a wide range of services to U.S. federal government agencies, primarily through its subsidiary Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc. These services include infrastructure design, construction, maintenance, and program management for military facilities and operations, particularly for the Department of Defense and Department of the Air Force. Burns & McDonnell has been registered to receive federal awards since 2002 and has a long-standing history of supporting critical government projects across various sectors, including energy, aviation, environmental remediation, and specialized research and development programs.

As a prime contractor, Burns & McDonnell and its subsidiaries have delivered numerous projects for federal agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Energy, Defense Logistics Agency Energy, and the Department of the Air Force. Notable contract awards include the design of a B-21 building in Kansas City, Missouri, valued at over $12 million, and the development of a KC-46A depot corrosion control hangar at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City, with a contract value of $6.3 million. The company has also been involved in projects supporting the F-35 Fighter Jet program, including air traffic control and airfield electrical work at Ebbing Air National Guard Base. Burns & McDonnell frequently provides architectural and engineering design, construction management, commissioning, environmental assessments, maintenance and logistics support, and specialized consulting services. The firm often collaborates with subcontractors, such as Avant Acoustics LLC for acoustical design, Strategic Value Solutions, Inc. for cost estimating, and Moca Systems, Inc. for project management support. The majority of Burns & McDonnell's federal work focuses on engineering services, facility renovations, and infrastructure upgrades for defense agencies, with no specific set-aside designations mentioned in the provided contract awards.

Burns & McDonnell's involvement in federal grants appears to be limited, with no prime federal grant awards listed in the provided information. However, the company has participated as a subrecipient in at least one Department of Energy grant awarded to Washington State University. In this capacity, Burns & McDonnell conducted research and development activities related to energy systems, microgrids, battery storage, and distributed energy resources. This involvement demonstrates the company's expertise in advanced energy technologies and its ability to contribute to federally funded research initiatives, although it is not a primary focus of their federal award portfolio.

Burns & McDonnell holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with various federal agencies. A notable IDV is a $150 million single-award contract with the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for worldwide fire protection engineering services, running through July 2028. This contract allows Burns & McDonnell to provide fire protection system design, construction inspections, fire modeling, and code analysis for diplomatic facilities globally. The company also holds multiple IDVs with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, including a $99 million contract for vertical architectural and engineering services supporting military design and interagency projects across the South Pacific Division. Additionally, Burns & McDonnell has been awarded a $500 million multiple-award IDV by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy for worldwide fuels infrastructure architect-engineer services, supporting the Air Force Civil Engineering Center's mission through March 2028. These IDVs demonstrate Burns & McDonnell's diverse capabilities and its trusted status as a provider of critical infrastructure and engineering services across multiple federal agencies.