Barge Emersion Joint Venture

Barge Emersion Joint Venture is a for-profit partnership specializing in architect-engineer services primarily for the U.S. Department of Defense, with a strong focus on facility design, engineering, and construction support. Registered in SAM.gov since 2007 and located in Nashville, Tennessee, the joint venture provides comprehensive architectural and engineering solutions to federal agencies, leveraging its expertise in military and civil infrastructure projects. The partnership operates as a flexible, on-demand professional services provider capable of supporting complex design, renovation, and construction initiatives across multiple military installations.

Through its federal contract awards, Barge Emersion Joint Venture has consistently delivered high-value architect-engineer services across various military facilities, focusing on infrastructure repairs, renovations, and design assessments. The joint venture has received contracts from agencies including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Louisville and Savannah Districts, Air Force Research Laboratory, and Air Force Materiel Command. Their contract work spans diverse project types such as repairing research labs, renovating child development centers, conducting quality assurance reviews, addressing stormwater infrastructure issues, and designing repairs for administrative and training facilities. None of their contract awards have utilized small business set-aside designations, and they frequently collaborate with small disadvantaged and woman-owned businesses as subcontractors, including firms like Crawford Consulting Services, Advanced Engineering Consultants, and Firelogix Engineering.

Barge Emersion Joint Venture holds three significant indefinite delivery contracts (IDVs) that enable their wide-ranging federal work: a $150 million multiple-award contract with USACE Louisville District for architect-engineer design services, a $4.9 million single-award contract with Air Force Materiel Command for multidiscipline projects at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and a $20 million multiple-award contract with USACE Savannah District for architect-engineer services. These IDVs support military missions, civil works projects, and infrastructure improvements across the southeastern United States, with performance periods extending through 2028. The contracts allow for flexible, on-demand issuance of firm fixed-price delivery orders for projects valued between $3-50 million, covering design, engineering, construction support, and quality assurance services for Army, Air Force, and civil works initiatives.