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 headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia, operates exclusively as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal construction and design-build projects across South America, Panama, and the Caribbean, with no subcontracting activity. The firm competes on open competitive terms across all 63 awards in its recent portfolio, which spans the past five years and carries a combined potential value of $352.1 million.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on facility design, construction, and specialized infrastructure delivery. Representative work includes a $2.92 million delivery order from the Department of State for administration and lodging construction at a Caucasia facility in Colombia (Colombian National Force Construction vehicle, August 2026); a $2.57 million Army Corps of Engineers delivery order for an Emergency Operations Center and Disaster Relief Warehouse in Mahdia, Guyana (USACE Two-Phase Design-Build MATOC, October 2023); a $2.57 million Department of State order for design and construction of a floating dock at Manta Port, Ecuador (May 2026); and a $1.96 million Department of State renovation of the Royal Bahamas Police Force Police Training College in Nassau (December 2024). Recent work also includes law enforcement facilities (vetting centers, forensic laboratories, police training colleges), specialized security infrastructure (compound emergency sanctuaries with ballistic-resistant systems), health centers, fire protection system upgrades at correctional facilities, and diplomatic facility maintenance (window restoration, roofing replacement, perimeter path resurfacing at U.S. Embassy compounds in Bogotá and other regional locations). Top NAICS categories are Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (50 awards) and Architectural Services (4 awards); top PSCs reflect construction of office buildings, miscellaneous buildings, and administrative facilities.

Customer concentration is acute. The top five agencies account for 81% of award count and 97% of combined potential value. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile dominates with 15 awards carrying $258.1 million in combined potential value—a 73% share of the total portfolio. The Department of State's Office of Acquisition Management and Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement together hold 26 awards worth $73.5 million. These two customers and the Department of the Army Southern Command (6 awards, $5.9 million) make up the vast majority of the pipeline.

The vendor holds position on five named parent vehicles. The largest is an indefinite delivery contract (W9127809D0077) under which 13 task orders have been issued for $12.5 million combined value. The Central America Design-Build and Construction vehicle carries 7 task orders ($8.4 million); the Colombian National Force Construction IDIQ supports 5 task orders ($7.6 million); the USACE Two-Phase Design-Build MATOC Construction in South America and Panama 2023-2028 vehicle carries 4 task orders ($6 million) through June 2028; and an additional USACE IDV (W9127813D0010) carries 3 task orders ($3.9 million). The firm also holds a $49 million indefinite delivery contract directly from the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile through June 2028 for construction services in South America and Panama, issued in June 2023.

Activity has been volatile. The past five years show 2 awards in 2022, 6 in 2023, 5 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 7 awards through September 2026 (most recent on September 25, 2026). Ten awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $9.7 million—a modest recompete exposure relative to the vendor's dollar scale. SCI-reported invoiced revenue reflects only $1.9 million in FY2022 across 6.0 FTEs; no SCI-reportable invoicing appears in FY2023–FY2025. Median government-paid rates on SCI-captured service contracts run $150.02/hr, a uniform rate across the percentile distribution. The firm does not engage subcontractors; across all prime contract work, sub-hours share is zero. The vendor's award portfolio is entirely firm-fixed-price; no cost-reimbursable or time-and-materials vehicles appear.