HDR And Tehama Joint Venture

HDR And Tehama Joint Venture is a tribally-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership. The joint venture specializes in providing comprehensive architecture, engineering, construction, and environmental services to federal agencies, with particular focus on military installations and federal infrastructure projects. Registered in SAM.gov since May 2019, the entity maintains an address in Kansas City, Missouri, and has established itself as a significant player in federal contracting through its participation in major Air Force and Army Corps of Engineers contract vehicles.

HDR And Tehama Joint Venture has delivered an extensive range of architect-engineer services across multiple federal agencies through numerous prime contract awards. The joint venture's work encompasses Title I and Title II design services, environmental assessments, National Environmental Policy Act compliance support, facility condition evaluations, infrastructure design, and specialized studies at military installations nationwide. Specific services provided include HVAC system design and modernization work at Travis Air Force Base, facility renovations such as the Barnes Center renovation at Maxwell Air Force Base, fire suppression system repairs and recommissioning at Joint Base Andrews and Cannon Air Force Base, and munitions storage area environmental assessments at Hurlburt Field. The joint venture has also completed environmental baseline surveys, stormwater infrastructure mapping and condition assessments, flood risk management planning, archaeological surveys, and facility sustainment and restoration planning. Beyond Air Force work, the entity has provided services to the Defense Health Agency for ambulatory facility replacement at Fort Meade, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for levee reconstruction and environmental impact statement services at Joint Base Andrews, and the Air National Guard for infrastructure design and planning services. Contract values have ranged from under $50,000 for specialized assessments to over $16 million for comprehensive boundary line surveys and water studies at the Air Force Academy. The majority of these awards were issued without set-aside designations, though several utilized Total Small Business set-asides, demonstrating the joint venture's competitive capabilities across unrestricted and restricted procurement approaches.

HDR And Tehama Joint Venture holds a $2 billion multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract titled "Architect-Engineering Services for Design and Construction Support for the Air Force Construction Program (AE NEXT)," awarded by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center in August 2021 and extending through August 2031. Under this master IDIQ contract, the joint venture has received over forty delivery orders from various Air Force commands and other federal agencies, representing the primary vehicle through which it conducts federal contracting work. These task orders, issued under AE NEXT Pool 3 for General Infrastructure services, encompass traditional Title I and Title II design services, environmental compliance work, facility studies, and construction support activities. The AE NEXT vehicle has enabled task orders from the Air Education and Training Command for projects such as building renovations and F-35 simulator facility design, Air Mobility Command for HVAC design and infrastructure planning at Travis Air Force Base, Air Force Space Command for overhead distribution line replacement design and comprehensive infrastructure roadmapping at Vandenberg Space Force Base, and the Air National Guard for various infrastructure and planning initiatives. Additionally, the joint venture has leveraged the AE NEXT platform to support work ordered by Air Force Special Operations Command, the U.S. Air Force Academy, Pacific Air Forces, the Defense Health Agency, and the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex. Beyond the primary AE NEXT vehicle, the joint venture also holds a $9.5 million multiple-award contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, through which it has received delivery orders for environmental analysis, flood risk management studies, stormwater support services, and related civil works projects at military installations and federal facilities.