Gmhill Baker JV, LLC

Gmhill Baker JV, LLC, a Jacksonville, Florida-based joint venture and women-owned small business, delivers architectural, engineering, and planning services to the Department of Defense and federal infrastructure agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) across a $1.52 billion combined potential-value portfolio dominated by indefinite-delivery contracts. The vendor is a self-certified small disadvantaged business, women-owned small business, and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business competing predominantly under Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-asides on Army Corps of Engineers and Air Force vehicles.

Gmhill Baker JV's capability portfolio centers on multidisciplinary design, engineering, and planning support for military infrastructure modernization, facility renovation, repair and replacement, and construction-support services. Representative recent work includes $3.07 million in Title I and Title II architectural-engineering services for repair of Dormitory B530 at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona (Air Force Civil Engineer Center, Total Small Business set-aside, completion September 2026); $3.39 million in planning charrette and concept design development for dormitory replacement at Travis Air Force Base, California (Air Force Civil Engineer Center, Total Small Business set-aside, completion June 2026); $1.76 million in design-build maintenance and repair request preparation for Army Reserve facilities in Sacramento, California (Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District, Total Small Business set-aside, issued September 2024); and $761,837 in spillway bridge repairs and bearing replacement design at Fort Peck, Montana (Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division, Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside, completion April 2027). Work spans dormitory sustainment worldwide, civil works projects, electrical distribution system design, waterline infrastructure, and Army Reserve Center facility modernization.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Army infrastructure programs. By award count, the top five customers account for 55% of recent awards: Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District (4 awards, $49.6 million), Air Force Civil Engineer Center (4 awards, $55.5 million), Air Force Space Command (4 awards, $90.4 million), Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Campbell (3 awards, $748.5 million), and Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District (3 awards, $190.6 million). By potential value, Fort Campbell's Enterprise A-E regional vehicles dominate, accounting for $748.5 million (49% of the vendor's combined portfolio) across three awards, with Honolulu District, Savannah District, and Seattle District contributing $190.6 million, $140 million, and $95 million respectively. The two rankings diverge sharply — Fort Campbell's three Enterprise A-E regional IDIQs (Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest regions, each $249.5 million ceiling, awarded April 2026) anchor the dollar concentration, while Louisville and Air Force Civil Engineer Center place frequent smaller orders.

Gmhill Baker JV holds fourteen named parent vehicles totaling approximately $1.48 billion in combined ceiling. The largest are the three Fort Campbell Enterprise A-E regional IDIQs ($249.5 million each for Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest regions, all Total Small Business set-aside, performance through March 2036); GSA's OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business IDIQ ($999.99 billion ceiling, performance through June 2030); Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District civil architect-engineer services ($190 million, no set-aside, performance through February 2030); Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District multidiscipline services ($95 million, Total Small Business set-aside, performance through February 2032); Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District general design architect-engineering services ($140 million, Total Small Business set-aside, performance through October 2030); Air Force Civil Engineer Center dormitory facility sustainment services ($49 million, Total Small Business set-aside, performance through February 2030); Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District design services ($45 million, Total Small Business set-aside, performance through June 2029); Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division studies and design services ($56 million, Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside, performance through September 2031); and Air Force Space Command Malmstrom Air Force Base architectural-engineering services ($90 million, partial small business set-aside, performance through September 2030). The vendor also holds $30 million IDIQ with FBI for architectural, engineering, and planning services and $45 million IDIQ with Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District for multidiscipline small business architect-engineer services (Total Small Business set-aside, performance through June 2031).

Activity has grown sharply — two awards in 2023 to eighteen in 2025, with five awards in 2026 year to date (current snapshot June 2026). Four awards carrying combined potential value of $5.4 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete exposure. The vendor's obligated commitment totals only $12.3 million against $1.52 billion potential value (1% burn-through rate), indicating early-stage utilization across the newly awarded regional and OASIS+ vehicles. Gmhill Baker JV competes exclusively under small-business set-asides — Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, or economically disadvantaged women-owned small business designations dominate both IDIQ awards and task orders, with no full-and-open competition in the source footprint.