Dewberry-Gf Usace Nan Riverine JV Partners

Dewberry-Gf Usace Nan Riverine JV Partners is a for-profit partnership registered in SAM.gov, specializing in engineering, design, and technical services for federal government agencies, with a primary focus on supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Registered in Fairfax, Virginia, the joint venture provides comprehensive engineering and environmental solutions, leveraging collaborative expertise to deliver complex infrastructure and coastal management projects. The partnership is structured to efficiently execute technical services through strategic collaboration and specialized capabilities in civil works project support.

The joint venture has secured multiple federal contract awards primarily from the USACE New York District, demonstrating expertise in coastal engineering, geotechnical investigations, and environmental assessments. Recent contract awards include beach channel drive bulkhead exploration services ($548,111), drilling and testing services ($140,079.78), and a significant coastal storm risk re-evaluation project for the Fire Island Inlet to Montauk Point ($4,064,016.92). These contracts are consistently firm-fixed-price delivery orders that do not utilize small business set-asides, indicating the partnership's competitive positioning and technical capabilities. The contracts consistently involve technical services such as design plan preparation, geotechnical investigations, environmental assessments, and specialized engineering support for civil infrastructure projects.

Dewberry-Gf Usace Nan Riverine JV Partners holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with the USACE New York District, designated as contract C-215, valued at $80 million with a performance period through November 2027. This IDC provides a comprehensive framework for delivering firm-fixed-price and cost-reimbursable task orders across engineering design, construction management, and technical support services. The contract enables rapid procurement of specialized services for infrastructure improvements, potential disaster response efforts, and civil works projects within the New York district's jurisdiction. Task orders issued under this IDC have covered a range of services including coastal storm risk re-evaluation, nonstructural pilot projects, drilling and testing, and geotechnical investigations, demonstrating the partnership's versatile capabilities in supporting complex federal infrastructure and environmental initiatives.