Jacobs-Cold Regions A Joint Venture

Jacobs-Cold Regions A Joint Venture, a for-profit partnership headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, provides architect-engineer and facility design services for Arctic and polar infrastructure projects as a prime contractor on full-and-open (unrestricted) federal procurements. The joint venture is a child entity of Jacobs Government Services Company and operates with zero subcontract exposure — all five of its recent awards are primes, 100% under unrestricted competition.

Jacobs-Cold Regions A Joint Venture serves a single customer: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New York (ENDIST New York), which accounts for all $119 million in combined potential value across its entire footprint. The joint venture holds a $99 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC W912DS24D0003) awarded September 13, 2024, running through September 17, 2029, for architect-engineer services supporting the Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization program and military construction at Pituffik Space Base, Greenland. Scope under the IDC includes facility design and construction, airfield and infrastructure engineering, mechanical and electrical-plumbing systems, surveys, and related engineering support. Four delivery orders totaling $20 million in combined potential value have been issued against the IDC to date. Beyond the Pituffik IDC, the joint venture holds a $10.8 million delivery order from ENDIST New York (awarded November 6, 2025, ultimate completion October 27, 2027) for architect-engineering services supporting South Pole Station support facility design in Antarctica, and a $6.3 million delivery order from the National Science Foundation (awarded September 11, 2025, ultimate completion September 11, 2033) for Summit Station recapitalization in Greenland. Recent smaller delivery orders include a $1.3 million power plant replacement project at Pituffik (awarded March 6, 2026, completing March 5, 2027) and $1.6 million in shop drawing and Title II engineering services at Pituffik (awarded September 27, 2024), where Directed Energy Technologies Inc. subcontracts engineering support. Two awards totaling $12.1 million reach ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. The joint venture's entire award footprint concentrates on cold region and polar facility engineering, with all work sited in Arctic locations (Greenland, Antarctica) or Arlington-based administrative offices.