Hdr-Cmt Joint Venture

Hdr-Cmt Joint Venture is a corporate partnership registered in SAM.gov as a for-profit organization, functioning as a child entity within the larger HDR corporate structure. The joint venture specializes in providing architectural, engineering, design, and technical services primarily to federal government agencies, with a strong focus on infrastructure, facility maintenance, and construction support. While specific details about the joint venture's internal composition are limited, it appears to be a strategic partnership between HDR, Inc. and CMT, designed to leverage combined expertise in delivering comprehensive engineering and design solutions to government clients.

The joint venture has been awarded numerous federal contracts across multiple agencies, with a predominant focus on architectural and engineering services for military and civilian infrastructure projects. Contract awards have consistently come from agencies like the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, National Park Service, and Department of Defense, covering a wide range of project types including airfield design, facility renovations, fire and intrusion alarm systems, infrastructure upgrades, and construction management. These contracts have spanned both domestic and international locations, with significant work in military installations in the United States, South Korea, and Belgium. No contract awards have utilized small business set-aside designations, indicating Hdr-Cmt Joint Venture operates as a large business entity capable of handling complex, high-value federal projects.

Hdr-Cmt Joint Venture holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) that enable flexible project procurement across federal agencies. These include a $30 million IDC with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District for military airfield project studies and design services, valid through January 2028, and a $25 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with the National Park Service Midwest Region for multi-disciplinary architectural and engineering design services. Additionally, the joint venture has a Basic Ordering Agreement with the General Services Administration for project support services under the FPISC BOA FAST41 program. These contract vehicles allow the joint venture to provide a broad range of engineering, design, and technical services across multiple sectors, with task orders potentially covering infrastructure planning, environmental assessments, facility maintenance, and construction support for various federal agencies.