HDR GEI Joint Venture

HDR GEI Joint Venture is a strategic partnership between HDR, Inc. and CH2M, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and focused on providing comprehensive engineering and design services to federal government agencies. As a for-profit organization, the joint venture specializes in architect-engineer services across multiple domains, including civil works, military construction, water resource management, and hazardous waste design projects. The entity is structured as a child organization with active federal contract vehicle capabilities, demonstrating a robust capability to support complex infrastructure and environmental engineering initiatives for federal clients.

The joint venture has consistently secured federal contract awards primarily from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, executing diverse projects including dam safety, levee safety, infrastructure design, habitat restoration, and engineering services during construction. Their contract awards have ranged from $622,296 to $7,081,990, covering projects such as water control manual updates for multiple dams, road improvements at national cemeteries, irrigation system designs, civil and fish passage engineering, and infrastructure design for flood risk reduction. All of their recent contract awards have been competitively bid without specific set-aside designations, indicating their strong market positioning and technical capabilities. The projects span multiple locations in California, including Sacramento, Stockton, Folsom, and San Bruno, demonstrating a concentrated regional focus within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' South Pacific Division.

HDR GEI Joint Venture holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: a $110 million IDIQ contract for Dam and Levee Safety Program Design Services awarded in September 2021 and a $46 million geotechnical and architect-engineer services contract awarded in December 2024. These multiple-award contracts enable the joint venture to receive task orders for a wide range of services, including infrastructure design, water resource management, flood risk reduction, and civil works projects. The contracts have extended performance periods through 2026 and 2029 respectively, with no specific set-aside restrictions. The IDCs allow the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to issue task orders to HDR GEI Joint Venture and other qualified contractors, providing flexibility in addressing the agency's evolving engineering and design service requirements across civil and military domains.