GEI Consultants Inc.

GEI Consultants Inc., a Massachusetts-based engineering and environmental consulting firm, delivers geotechnical engineering, dam safety assessment, infrastructure design, and water resources management services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) competing without small business set-asides. The firm operates as a subsidiary of Global Infrastructure Solutions Inc. and maintains a secondary subsidiary, Resource Management Associates, Inc.

GEI competes predominantly full-and-open against other large contractors. The vendor's federal award footprint spans 289 total awards (280 prime, 9 sub) with combined potential value of $374.2 million and $55 million in combined obligation across 29 customer agencies. Activity has accelerated since 2022—six awards that year to sixteen in 2025—with the most recent award dated April 2, 2026. The top five funding agencies account for 63% of award count and 83% of potential value. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office leads by dollars ($114.2 million across nine awards), anchored by a $100 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract for architectural and engineering services supporting the Safety of Dams Branch and Irrigation and Power Branch, with work performed in Woburn, Massachusetts. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ranks highest by award volume and spreads across multiple districts: ENDIST New York ($84.8 million, seven awards), ENDIST Sacramento ($51 million, seven awards), ENDIST New England ($21.9 million, fifty awards), and the Central Office ($22.6 million, sixty-three awards combined). The Federal Highway Administration contributes $37.9 million across eight awards, primarily for geotechnical training and technical services.

GEI holds multiple active indefinite delivery vehicles with recurring task-order volume. The firm operates under five major IDCs: a $100 million multiple-award contract with the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Division of Water and Power (awarded August 2024, running through August 2029) for dam safety and irrigation services; a $20 million single-award contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District (awarded December 2024, running through December 2029) for ADAS (Automated Data Acquisition System) instrumentation and dam safety monitoring; a $80 million single-award IDC with ENDIST New York (awarded November 2022, running through November 2027) for geotechnical and environmental services; a $49.99 million multiple-award contract with ENDIST Sacramento (awarded August 2025, running through August 2030) for hydrologic and hydraulic engineering services; and a $19 million multiple-award contract with the Federal Highway Administration (awarded August 2023, running through August 2028) for geotechnical training and program development. Notable recent task orders include a $1.6 million delivery order for 2025 emergency action plans from the Army Corps of Engineers Central Office (awarded September 2025, completing September 2026), a $978 thousand task order for benthic sampling and borrow-area analysis from ENDIST New York (awarded May 2025, completing April 2027), a $996 thousand borrow-area study from the same district (awarded May 2025, completing April 2027), and a $463 thousand purchase order for EGIS database upgrades and maintenance with ENDIST Sacramento (awarded September 2025, completing October 2030). Representative dam-safety work includes a $2.8 million delivery order for 2024 Comprehensive Reviews at Spirit Lake Dams (awarded July 2023, completing October 2025) and a $340 thousand task order for Arkabutla Dam ADAS operation and maintenance (awarded December 2025, completing December 2027).

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts, GEI invoiced $7.9 million over FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $1.6 million, FY2023: $2.9 million, FY2024: $3.3 million) with FTE delivery scaling from 3.6 in FY2022 to 67.6 in FY2024. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts median around $212/hr, with senior labor pricing through $368/hr and junior labor at $154/hr. The SCI dataset shows 100% self-delivery across prime contracts with no reported subcontractor hours, indicating the firm builds its own labor teams for federal service work. However, GEI operates as a named subcontractor on approximately six major primes: HDR Architecture, Inc. and HDR Engineering, Inc. (geotechnical services for Air Force facilities at Hanscom and Grand Canyon National Park infrastructure rehabilitation), and Burns & McDonald Engineering Company Inc. (geotechnical services for Department of Homeland Security detection-sciences testing facility design and transportation-security laboratory campus design). In its sub role, GEI delivers specialized geotechnical investigations, construction documents, and compliance support.

The firm also holds sub-recipient positions under two federal grant awards: a National Dam Safety Program emergency action plan mapping contract from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (awarded June 2025) and brownfield-cleanup lead-safe property positions under EPA brownfields grants through the City of Lawrence (awarded January 2025 and prior). Nine awards totaling $11.1 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated on Corps of Engineers dam-safety and emergency-action-plan work and interior-design and architecture task orders from FY2023–2024.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on geotechnical engineering investigation, dam safety assessment and modification, infrastructure condition assessment, subsurface drilling and exploration, automated monitoring system installation and operation, emergency action plan development, and specialized expert-witness services. GEI's federal agency relationships are concentrated with the Army Corps of Engineers (across seven districts) and the Department of the Interior (Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Reclamation), supplemented by active work with the Federal Highway Administration and Department of Defense. No small business set-asides, HUBZone, 8(a), SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA designations are present in the source material.