Estudios Edificaciones E Interventorias En Ingenieria Eeii S A S

Estudios Edificaciones E Interventorias En Ingenieria Eeii S A S, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned Colombian construction and engineering firm based in Bogotá, delivers design-build and construction services for U.S. federal infrastructure projects in South America, Panama, and the Caribbean as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing on full-and-open (non-set-aside) terms across all customer agencies.

EEII's customer concentration sits with the Army Corps of Engineers, which accounts for the vast majority of the vendor's pipeline. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile alone anchors 15 awards valued at $258 million in combined potential value — roughly 74% of EEII's total federal footprint. The Department of State's Office of Acquisition Management (11 awards, $58.1 million) and Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement (11 awards, $10.3 million) follow as distant seconds, with the Army Southern Command and other Army offices rounding out the top five (collectively representing 82% of award count and 97% of potential value). The two rankings align tightly on the USACE dominance signal.

EEII operates as a prime contractor under the USACE Two-Phase Design-Build MATOC Construction in South America and Panama 2023–2028 vehicle, a multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with a $49 million ceiling running through June 2028. Under this parent IDIQ, EEII holds four task orders valued at $5.9 million combined, including a $2.57 million delivery order for an Emergency Operations Center and Disaster Relief Warehouse in Mahdia, Guyana (awarded October 2023, due November 2025) and a $1.31 million order for design and construction of a health center in Sur de Bolivar, Colombia (awarded October 2024, due August 2026). EEII also holds task orders under a $49 million Department of State "Colombian National Force Construction" indefinite delivery vehicle supporting the International Narcotics and Law Enforcement program, from which it has drawn orders for modular lodging, fire protection upgrades, and facility renovations across Colombian sites. Additional parent vehicles include IDCs W9127809D0077 (13 task orders, $12.5 million) and W9127813D0010 (3 task orders, $3.9 million), along with a Central America Design-Build and Construction vehicle (7 task orders, $8.4 million).

Recent capability work reflects EEII's focus on law-enforcement, diplomatic security, and emergency-response infrastructure in the region. Examples include a $744,325 design-build floating dock at Manta Port, Ecuador, to support maritime mobilization operations for the Department of State (awarded May 2026, due January 2027); a $2.03 million Department of Defense delivery order for the Fort Sherman Multiuse Training Facility in Panama (awarded September 2025, due March 2027); a $1.96 million Department of State renovation of the Royal Bahamas Police Force Police Training College in Nassau (awarded December 2024, due February 2026); and a $386,754 design and construction order for a ballistic-resistant Compound Emergency Sanctuary at the U.S. Embassy warehouse in Bogotá (awarded September 2024, due February 2026). Earlier work includes a $282,906 forensic laboratory construction in Belize (Department of State, January 2025) and a $1.2 million modular lodging project in Corozal under the Colombian National Force Construction vehicle (Department of State, August 2023).

EEII's award trajectory shows concentrated activity in 2023–2024 (six and five awards respectively) with sharply reduced volume in 2025–2026 (two and one award). Within the next twenty-four months, four awards totaling $4.1 million face ultimate completion and recompete exposure. The vendor's Service Contract Inventory footprint is minimal and dated — SCI reported $1.9 million in invoiced revenue across 6.0 FTEs in FY2022, with zero reported activity in FY2023 and FY2024, reflecting that EEII's federal work consists predominantly of design-build construction contracts and delivery orders rather than labor-hour or cost-plus service arrangements. EEII does not subcontract; across the full award portfolio, zero sub-awards appear, and SCI sub-engagement runs zero percent. The vendor operates as a regional prime delivering capital projects rather than as a component of larger integration teams.