Gf-Gei Iepr Joint Venture

Gf-Gei Iepr Joint Venture is a for-profit partnership based in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, that specializes in architectural, engineering, risk analysis, and program management services for critical national infrastructure projects. The joint venture holds a $60 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers titled "Architect Engineer Services for the Risk Management Center," which serves as the parent contract vehicle for all of its federal contract awards. This partnership focuses on infrastructure safety, hazard mitigation, and risk reduction services, with particular expertise in dam, levee, and coastal projects. Since its registration in SAM.gov in August 2010, Gf-Gei Iepr Joint Venture has established itself as a trusted provider of specialized technical services to the federal government, working exclusively with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers across multiple districts and operational centers.

Throughout its contract history, Gf-Gei Iepr Joint Venture has delivered a diverse range of services that demonstrate deep technical expertise in infrastructure safety assessment and innovation. The joint venture has provided safety assurance reviews (SARs) for multiple high-profile dam and levee projects, including the Hatch Dam, Jadwin Dam, American River Common Features Natomas Basin project, and Whittier Narrows Dam Safety Modification Project, with individual SARs valued between approximately $26,000 and $696,000. Beyond traditional safety reviews, the joint venture has developed sophisticated risk management software tools, including the Levee Safety Tool 2.0 and the Dam Safety Tool, demonstrating its capability to deliver advanced technological solutions valued at $567,873 and $750,845 respectively. Additional services include independent external peer reviews (IEPR), ongoing operations and maintenance support, cost validation services, and subject matter expert contributions to the National Levee Safety Guidelines initiative. All awards have been issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers without small business set-aside designations, reflecting the joint venture's competitive standing in this specialized market. Recent delivery orders from 2025 indicate continued active engagement, with a $989,228 award for RMC Web Based Tools and ongoing maintenance contracts, demonstrating sustained demand for the joint venture's expertise in supporting the Corps' national infrastructure safety mission.