GEI Consultants Inc.

GEI Consultants Inc., a Massachusetts-based engineering and environmental consulting firm, delivers geotechnical engineering, dam safety assessment, water resources management, and architect-engineer services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) competing full-and-open without set-asides. The firm is a for-profit corporate entity and a subsidiary of Global Infrastructure Solutions Inc.; it maintains a sister subsidiary, Resource Management Associates Inc.

GEI's customer concentration sits heavily with water-resources and infrastructure agencies. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers dominates the portfolio by both award count and dollar value—the Engineering District New England alone accounts for 54 awards worth $33.5 million combined potential value, while the Engineering District New York anchors $84.8 million across 7 awards, and the Engineering District Sacramento represents $51 million across 7 awards. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office drives the largest single-customer dollar concentration at $115.6 million across 9 awards, primarily for dam rehabilitation and safety engineering. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration contributes $37.9 million across 8 awards. The top five customer organizations account for 83% of combined potential value across all 295 awards spanning thirty federal agencies.

GEI's primary work involves subsurface exploration, geotechnical investigations, dam safety monitoring, and automated data acquisition system (ADAS) instrumentation for flood control and water resource infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $1.24 million firm-fixed-price delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers New England District (awarded July 10, 2026) for structural concrete and bedrock coring and tainter gate testing at Waterbury Dam, Vermont, completing May 3, 2027; a $1.57 million delivery order from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for Ghost Hawk Dam rehabilitation design (awarded September 11, 2025), completing March 31, 2028; a $1.61 million delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers Central Office for 2025 emergency action plans (awarded September 17, 2025), completing September 22, 2026; a $20 million single-award indefinite delivery contract from the Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District (awarded December 23, 2024) for design, installation, and management of instrumentation and ADAS infrastructure supporting the National ADAS program through December 22, 2029; and a $100 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Water and Power (awarded August 20, 2024) for architect-engineer services supporting dam safety, irrigation, and power facility engineering through August 16, 2029.

GEI holds multiple parent indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring its federal work. The Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Water and Power Architect-Engineer MAC (DWP-AE) carries a $100 million ceiling with task orders ranging up to $10 million. The Army Corps of Engineers maintains several active single-award and multiple-award IDCs across districts: a $20 million single-award contract with Huntington District for National ADAS program services, a $10 million single-award contract with the New England District for geotechnical engineering (awarded June 9, 2026, through June 8, 2031), an $80 million single-award contract with the New York District, and a $49.99 million multiple-award contract with the Sacramento District for hydrologic and hydraulic engineering services (awarded August 28, 2025, through August 27, 2030). The Federal Highway Administration awarded a $19 million multiple-award IDIQ for training delivery and development supporting the FHWA Geotechnical Program through August 20, 2028.

Activity has grown year over year, from 6 awards in 2022 to 16 in 2025, though 2026 shows 8 awards through late July. Eleven awards with combined potential value of $12.7 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure in that window. The vendor's role as a subcontractor is minimal—only 10 sub awards (3% of the portfolio), primarily geotechnical and site characterization services to HDR Engineering Inc., Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company Inc., and HDR Architecture Inc. on projects including the Grand Canyon North Rim infrastructure rehabilitation and Hanscom Air Force Base facility design.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures $11.6 million in SCI-reportable invoiced federal service revenue across FY2022 through FY2025, with FY2025 showing $3.7 million across 8.8 FTEs and FY2024 showing $3.3 million across 5.9 FTEs. (SCI is limited to contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, products, micro-purchases, and classified work; these figures represent a subset of GEI's total federal revenue.) Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates run around $212/hr, with senior-level labor commanding rates through $368/hr and entry-level positions from $154/hr. GEI self-performs the work captured in SCI with no material subcontractor engagement on those contracts, indicating a build-to-suit delivery model.

Recent grant activity includes sub-award participation on emergency action plan mapping work through the National Dam Safety Program (awarded June 12, 2025) and brownfield cleanup support at the Merrimack Paper site through a City of Lawrence grant (awarded January 1, 2025).