Ch2M Hill Clark Nexsen Energy Partners JV

Ch2M Hill Clark Nexsen Energy Partners JV is a joint venture specializing in comprehensive energy efficiency, sustainability, and infrastructure resilience services for the Department of Defense and U.S. Navy. The joint venture, registered in SAM.gov since May 3, 2011, operates as a for-profit organization that brings together complementary capabilities in architecture, engineering, consulting, and construction management to support federal sustainability objectives across military installations. The venture focuses on delivering technical assessments, design development, and construction oversight services aimed at improving infrastructure resilience, reducing energy consumption, and meeting federal environmental stewardship goals at military facilities worldwide.

Ch2M Hill Clark Nexsen Energy Partners JV has delivered a diverse portfolio of energy efficiency and infrastructure services through numerous federal contract awards spanning multiple funding agencies. The joint venture has provided architecture and engineering services for energy efficiency projects, energy audits, utility system assessments, electrical infrastructure planning, facility condition assessments, and commissioning services across Naval installations including Pearl Harbor, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Camp Foster Atsugi in Japan, and Naval Station Kings Bay. The venture has executed Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) verification and support services, deep energy retrofit assessments (DERA), facility-related control system assessments and standardization (FRCS), electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) and zero emission vehicle (ZEV) site assessments, strategic energy planning, and utility master plan development. Primary funding agencies have included Naval Facilities Engineering Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, Navy Installations Command, U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet), and U.S. Marine Corps, with task orders typically awarded as firm fixed-price delivery orders without small business set-asides. Notable subcontractors engaged on federal contracts include Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., Deloitte Consulting LLP, Crawford Consulting Services, Sain Engineering Associates Inc., and Bamforth Engineers + Surveyors Inc., which have provided supplementary engineering, consulting, and technical support services. Contract values have ranged from under $100,000 for specialized studies to over $16.6 million for comprehensive multi-facility assessments and design development initiatives.

Ch2M Hill Clark Nexsen Energy Partners JV holds a single-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command on behalf of U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, initially valued at $50 million and increased to $65 million, with performance extending through March 13, 2029. This contract vehicle provides the foundation for architecture, engineering, consulting, construction management, and related services designed to improve infrastructure resilience, reduce energy usage, and achieve federal sustainability objectives at naval facilities within the Pacific Fleet area of responsibility, including installations in Hawaii, California, Japan, and other strategic global locations. Under this IDIQ contract, the joint venture has issued numerous delivery orders totaling approximately $41.8 million across multiple fiscal years, with task orders funded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet), Office of the Secretary of Defense, and U.S. Marine Corps. Representative task orders address Navy EVSE ZEV site assessments and Phase II assessments, energy resilience and sustainability services, military construction facility requirement collection and site surveys, pre-site survey assessments, engineering design services for infrastructure modernization, fire and safety code analysis, ESPC annual report reviews, utility rate assessments, electrical assessments for Marine Corps installations in Japan, SCADA upgrade studies, and invoice reconciliation services. Places of performance for IDIQ-funded work span Port Hueneme and San Diego, California; Greenwood Village, Colorado; Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii; Jacksonville, Florida; and international locations including Japan and The Bahamas, demonstrating the venture's capability to deliver energy and infrastructure services across geographically dispersed military installations.