Clark-Nexsen / Ch2M Hill - Norfolk

Clark-Nexsen / Ch2M Hill - Norfolk, doing business as Ch2M Facility Support Services LLC, provides multidiscipline architect-engineering and facility design services to the Department of the Navy and Department of the Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor, competing exclusively in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurement. The firm is a for-profit subsidiary of Ch2M Hill Companies, LTD., headquartered in Denver, Colorado, with a 100% prime contracting footprint spanning 53 awards valued at $380.9 million in combined potential value.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on facility design, construction management, and infrastructure rehabilitation across military installations and coastal defense projects. Representative work includes a $10.6 million architect-engineer design delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering District Norfolk for Phase 1B of the Norfolk Coastal Storm Risk Management program (ultimate completion October 2026), a $3.95 million firm fixed-price delivery order for repair of Buildings 5251 and 5254 at Barton Barracks in Ansbach, Germany (October 2026 completion), and a $2.4 million delivery order for Langley Air Force Base utility coordination services at Langley FSMD (November 2028 completion). The vendor's scope spans minor and major facility repairs, modifications, rehabilitation, maintenance, alternatives analysis, new construction, and facility commissioning across Virginia, Germany, and the North Atlantic region.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of the Navy. The top five funding organizations account for 83% of award count, with the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command leading at 32 awards valued at $110.3 million in combined potential value. However, the top-potential-value ranking shifts dramatically: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Norfolk anchors the portfolio at 5 awards carrying $243 million in combined potential value — a $132.7 million spread that reflects the Norfolk District's $240 million five-year multiple award IDIQ, the vendor's primary vehicle, awarded June 22, 2022, with completion June 16, 2027. The Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command delivers more award volume but at smaller per-order scale. Two additional Navy IDIQs (N6247017D5004 with 22 task orders generating $25 million combined potential value, and N6247011D1010 with 20 task orders at $15.3 million) round out the vehicle portfolio. The vendor holds the Army Corps' W9123622D2008 indefinite delivery contract with 8 task orders valued at $24.9 million combined.

Activity has moderated in recent years — 7 awards in 2019 declining to 2 awards each in 2023 and 2025 — with 9 awards (combined potential value $31.1 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore exposed to recompete. Work is performed at multiple locations including Greenwood Village, Colorado (administrative); Norfolk, Fort Belvoir, and Newport News, Virginia; and Ansbach, Germany. The vendor engages subcontractors on geotechnical and remediation work; Amdrill, Inc., a small business specializing in geotechnical services and environmental remediation, performed sub work on the James River Shoreline Geotechnical Investigation Project ($277,145), while Geo-Metrik AG and IG Bauplan GMBH delivered surveying and engineering services on the Barton Barracks repair project. All awards carry firm fixed-price structures and no set-aside designations.