FSB - Pond Joint Venture

FSB - Pond Joint Venture is a for-profit joint venture based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, that specializes in providing comprehensive architect-engineer design services to the U.S. federal government, primarily supporting the Department of Defense. Registered in SAM.gov since February 2016, the firm has established itself as a strategic partner for military infrastructure development, with a particular focus on supporting the U.S. Air Force's B-21 Raider bomber program across multiple installations nationwide.

FSB - Pond Joint Venture has delivered extensive architect-engineer design services through a series of firm-fixed-price delivery orders funded by multiple agencies within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, including ENDIST Kansas City, ENDIST Omaha, ENDIST Fort Worth, and ENDIST Tulsa. The firm's work encompasses a diverse range of design and planning services for B-21 bed-down operations, including maintenance dock renovations, fuel cell hangar facilities, weapons release system shops, environmental control systems, squad operations and armament unit facilities, flight simulator planning, and building renovations at Air Force bases such as Ellsworth, Whiteman, Tinker, and Dyess. Notable delivery orders include a $5.2 million contract for 80-row environmental/power system design changes, a $4.7 million order for fuels system maintenance dock design and construction phase services, a $3.6 million contract for squad operations and armament unit facility design, a $2.5 million order for Dock 81 renovation design, and more recent awards including a $376,738 delivery order for B-21 fuel cell wash rack planning and design at Dyess Air Force Base and a $360,572 contract for statement of work planning at Dyess Air Force Base Phase Dock project. All delivery orders have been awarded without socioeconomic set-aside designations, and the firm has not served as a subcontractor on any federal contracts within its award history.

FSB - Pond Joint Venture currently holds two indefinite-delivery contract vehicles. The primary vehicle is a $200 million indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on March 19, 2021, and extending through March 18, 2028, for "Architect-Engineer Design Services in Support of the B-21 Bed Down." This master IDIQ contract serves as the parent vehicle for all B-21-related delivery orders, enabling the joint venture to provide facility planning, detailed design work, and construction phase administration across multiple Air Force installations. The second IDV is a $99 million indefinite-delivery contract awarded on January 30, 2025, by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Tulsa District, extending through January 30, 2030, for architect-engineering services within the USACE Southwestern Division, primarily supporting the Tulsa District. This newer contract provides a broader scope of A-E services, including program management, data management, project programming and planning, feasibility studies, design standards, engineering, design/build request for proposal preparation, engineering during construction, and comprehensive services related to new construction, facility alterations, maintenance and repair, site assessments, surveys, geotechnical investigations, environmental studies, cost estimating, and building information modeling for military, civil works, and interagency services. Both IDVs are structured as multiple-award vehicles without set-aside designations, with funding provided by defense agencies within the Army Corps of Engineers.