Jacobs Government Services Company

Jacobs Government Services Company, doing business as Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., is a large prime contractor providing multi-discipline architectural, engineering, and technical services to the Department of Defense, with 97% of recent awards as a prime contractor and no SBA set-aside designation across its portfolio. The company is a subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with Jacobs Government Services Company operating from Irvine, California. The vendor competes full-and-open and holds primary NAICS codes in Engineering Services (35 awards) and Architectural Services (33 awards), delivering work across PSC codes for architect-engineer general services, construction support, and infrastructure design.

Jacobs' federal work concentrates on waterfront facility inspections, military infrastructure design, and multi-phase architectural-engineering support at Navy and Marine Corps installations. Representative prime work includes a $13.3 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for full architectural and engineering design services for ammunition rail trackage replacement at Naval Weapons Station Earle, New Jersey, completed by September 2026; a $15.176 million preliminary design authority contract for the Naval Innovation Center at Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, with completion by June 2026; a $7.4 million delivery order for China Lake Base-Wide Power Services through June 2026; a $5.388 million design-bid-build construction package for the 31R-13L Outboard Runway Replacement at Naval Air Station Fallon, Nevada; and multiple waterfront inspection and assessment delivery orders ranging from $74 thousand to $976 thousand at overseas installations in Japan, Bahrain, Egypt, Djibouti, Spain, and the British Indian Ocean Territory. Recent delivery orders also cover facility assessments, FDA compliance support, fueling infrastructure improvements, and military construction validation at Camp Pendleton and Twentynine Palms.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Navy programs. The Department of the Navy accounts for $254 million (73%) of combined potential value across seven awards, while Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 46 awards valued at $74.6 million. The United States Marine Corps holds four awards valued at $6.7 million, and the Naval Air Warfare Center, Naval Installations Command, and Defense Logistics Agency Energy round out active customer agencies. By award count, Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates with 46 delivery orders, but by dollar concentration, the parent Department of the Navy line ($254 million) reflects the company's single largest vehicle.

Jacobs holds two primary indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity vehicles: the $249 million NAVFAC Southwest multi-discipline architect-engineer IDIQ (contract N6247323D1013), awarded March 2, 2023, through March 1, 2031, which has generated 32 task orders valued at $70 million, and a $15 million waterfront inspections and engineering services IDIQ (contract N3943020D2211) supporting global waterfront assessments and infrastructure evaluations, which has generated 32 task orders valued at $14.3 million. These vehicles provide the contracting backbone for Jacobs' delivery order stream to NAVFAC, Marine Corps, and Navy Installations Command across domestic and overseas locations.

Jacobs regularly engages specialized subcontractors for design, geotechnical, and engineering support, including 360 Cost Consulting LLC (woman-owned small business), Geo-Advantec Inc. (geotechnical services), Ewing Cole Inc. (architecture and engineering), Robert And Company (service-disabled veteran-owned small business), Appledore Marine Engineering LLC (marine engineering), and Terracon Consultants Inc. (geotechnical and engineering). Recent subcontract awards also position Jacobs as a sub to HDR Environmental for Air Force Civil Engineer Center design reviews and to Sigma Defense Systems LLC for SATCOM equipment spares support.

Activity has grown from five awards in 2022 to a peak of nineteen in 2023, with 17 awards in 2024 and 12 in 2025 across 68 total prime and sub awards. Thirteen awards with combined potential value of $32.5 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting a moderate recompete exposure window for the company's Navy and Marine Corps infrastructure portfolio. Dollar velocity shows $84.8 million obligated against $348.3 million combined potential value (24% obligation rate), typical of indefinite-delivery vehicles with staged task-order funding.