Jacobs / Ewingcole, A Joint Venture

Jacobs / Ewingcole, A Joint Venture is a strategic partnership between Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. and EwingCole that provides comprehensive architectural, engineering, construction, and professional services to the U.S. federal government, primarily the Department of Defense and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Based in Arlington, Virginia, the joint venture serves as a pre-qualified contractor for military installations and federal facilities projects across multiple regions, with a particular focus on infrastructure modernization, facilities maintenance, and specialized design services for Department of Defense installations nationwide.

Jacobs / Ewingcole has demonstrated extensive capabilities through over 50 federal contract awards since 2019, ranging from $35,466 to $10.86 million in individual contract value. The joint venture has received delivery orders from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New York (ENDIST New York), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), Department of the Navy, Naval Air Systems Command, and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces for a diverse array of services. Project work has included runway lighting repair and design (60% design scope at Fort Drum valued at $4.2 million), field artillery vehicle storage shed construction at Pasadena, California ($173.6 million), logistics planning and charrette services ($838,026), building renovations at Naval Base Point Loma ($1.23 million) and Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst ($1.78 million), architectural and engineering design for the MQ-25 Aircraft Hangar at Naval Base Ventura County ($10.86 million), and facilities construction services at West Point ($4.32 million and $3.65 million orders). Additional services have encompassed child development facility construction support in Fairfield, California ($1.68 million), hot cargo loading area design and wetland permitting, communications tower field investigation and design, warehouse replacement projects, communications system design, renovation of Naval Innovation Center facilities, and various feasibility studies and planning efforts. The joint venture has engaged multiple specialized subcontractors including Crawford Consulting Services Inc. (women-owned small business), Quinlivan Pierik & Krause Architects/Engineers, Geo-Advantec Inc., 360 Cost Consulting LLC (woman-owned small business), Value Management Strategies Inc., and others to provide surveying, geotechnical, cost engineering, value engineering, and specialized design support. All contract awards have been firm fixed-price delivery orders without set-aside designations, reflecting the joint venture's competitive standing as a prime contractor.

Jacobs / Ewingcole holds a $32 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District New York, established in September 2021 and valid through September 2026. This multiple-award IDC serves as the primary procurement vehicle for the joint venture and provides on-demand access to comprehensive architectural, engineering, construction, and technical services capabilities for infrastructure and facilities projects across Army installations in New York and New Jersey. Under this IDC, the joint venture has been authorized to issue firm fixed-price delivery orders for design, planning, construction phase support, environmental permitting, and facilities maintenance services. The range of task orders issued under this vehicle demonstrates the breadth of services available, including logistics planning, charrette services, runway lighting repair, construction services, historic preservation analysis, architectural and engineering support, CMS services, ballistic evaluation center design, North Dock rehabilitation design work, space utilization studies, air traffic control tower design, environmental permit preparation support, and various other infrastructure projects at major installations including West Point, Fort Drum, Picatinny Arsenal, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, and Watervliet Arsenal. The IDC structure enables the Army Corps of Engineers to efficiently procure specialized services from this pre-qualified contractor without requiring new competitive solicitations for each project requirement, streamlining infrastructure project delivery across New York and New Jersey military installations.