GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2

GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2 is a woman-owned and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business partnership headquartered in Kevil, Kentucky, that combines the capabilities of GEO Consultants Corporation, a certified HUBZone firm, with partner entities to deliver comprehensive architectural and engineering services to federal agencies. The joint venture specializes in infrastructure design, facilities engineering, civil works programs, environmental assessments, and construction support services across multiple sectors including military installations, water resources, wildlife management, and federal facilities. Registered in SAM.gov since July 2019, GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2 has established itself as a capable contractor for complex federal infrastructure and engineering projects, leveraging its underlying partnership structure to combine technical expertise with small business status advantages for federal procurement.

GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2 has received multiple delivery order awards totaling over $12 million in recent contract actions across diverse federal agencies and project types. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been a primary customer, awarding delivery orders for lock infrastructure improvements in Arkansas ($5.48 million for design and solicitation packages for Locks 3-4 wall and sill modifications), facility construction including the Crisis Action Center Building 5546 in Kentucky ($848,793), hangar renovation work at Haughton, Louisiana ($899,442), and minimum guarantee services. The Department of the Interior has issued delivery orders including a flood mitigation study for the Tellico Ranger Station in Tennessee ($278,902) under its Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC, comprehensive condition assessments in Kentucky ($1.128 million), and architectural and engineering services for value engineering at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota ($73,594). The Department of the Air Force awarded a delivery order for the design of a hush house pad and supporting infrastructure for the T-7A aircraft beddown at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma ($889,082). All of these delivery orders were issued on firm fixed-price bases, with most carrying no specific small business set-aside designation beyond the joint venture's existing certifications, though one award for the Tellico Ranger Station was set aside for total small business participation.

GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2 holds six prime indefinite delivery contracts with a combined ceiling value exceeding $445 million, positioning it as a significant player in federal architectural and engineering services procurement. The joint venture maintains a $245 million multiple award task order contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District for architect-engineer services supporting military programs across the Fort Worth District and Southwestern Division, with an ultimate completion date of March 9, 2031. It also holds a $105 million total small business set-aside multiple award contract with the Corps of Engineers for architect and engineering services supporting civil works programs in the Southwestern Division, expiring September 7, 2028, and a $25 million small business set-aside indefinite delivery contract for architect and engineering civil works river designs through the Great Lakes and Ohio Rivers Division, awarded September 2024 and extending through September 5, 2029. The joint venture maintains two $10 million woman-owned small business set-aside contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for planning and environmental studies services, both awarded in 2021 with expirations in March and August 2026 respectively. Additionally, GEO / Stanley Joint Venture 2 holds a $50 million multiple award task order contract with the Department of the Interior for architectural and engineering services under the DOI Architecture and Engineering Services MATOC 2022-2027, supporting the Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Forest Service in addressing deferred maintenance backlogs under the Great American Outdoors Act, with performance through September 30, 2027. These IDVs represent a diverse portfolio of federal contracting vehicles designed to provide flexible access to the joint venture's services across civil works, military programs, environmental studies, and general architecture and engineering support throughout the federal government.