Diaz Yourman-Geopentech-Kinnetic Laboratories Joint Venture

Diaz Yourman-Geopentech-Kinnetic Laboratories Joint Venture is a for-profit partnership headquartered in Santa Ana, California, that specializes in providing comprehensive civil engineering and geotechnical services to support federal infrastructure development projects. The joint venture, registered in SAM.gov since August 2010, has established itself as a trusted vendor for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by delivering specialized expertise in coastal and marine geotechnical investigations, environmental sampling, and engineering analysis across southern California. The entity's core competencies encompass geotechnical boring operations, sediment sampling, soil analysis, environmental testing, geospatial data collection, and technical documentation services that directly support the Corps' civil works missions related to navigation, flood control, and environmental stewardship.

The joint venture has demonstrated substantial execution capability through numerous delivery orders valued collectively at over $7 million across diverse port, harbor, and coastal projects throughout southern California. These past awards reflect consistent work in geotechnical investigation, environmental sampling, and engineering analysis services funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers through its Los Angeles District (ENDIST Los Angeles) without small business set-aside designations. Notable delivery orders include a $1.17 million contract for geotechnical investigation services supporting the Port of Long Beach Deep Draft Navigation Project, a $657,462 order for environmental and geotechnical sampling at Marina del Rey Harbor, a $1.23 million engagement for sediment sampling at Port of Long Beach, and additional significant contracts for comparable services at Newport Bay Harbor, Ventura Harbor, Oceanside Harbor, and Morro Bay. The joint venture has continuously performed work across multiple project sites including Long Beach, Marina del Rey, Irvine, Morro Bay, Encinitas, and Huntington Beach, consistently delivering the specialized technical services required for the Corps' infrastructure and environmental programs.

The joint venture currently holds a significant Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on December 31, 2024, designated as contract W912PL25D0019 for Geotechnical-Architect Engineer Services. This multiple award contract carries a ceiling value of $46 million and extends through December 26, 2029, providing a five-year base period for ongoing service delivery. Under this robust IDV vehicle, the joint venture is positioned to receive task orders for the full range of geotechnical, civil, and environmental engineering services that have characterized its past performance, including geotechnical investigations, boring operations, sediment and environmental sampling and analysis, engineering assessments, and geospatial data collection. The contract facilitates the Corps' ability to issue delivery orders on a firm fixed-price basis for specific projects and investigations throughout the service area, with recent task orders demonstrating the contract's active utilization for critical port and harbor infrastructure projects requiring specialized technical expertise.