Jacobs Government Services Company

Jacobs Government Services Company, a subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Group, delivers architectural, engineering, environmental remediation, and facilities management services as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) across defense, civilian, and intelligence federal agencies, with no small-business set-asides and a concentration on full-and-open competition awards. The Arlington, Virginia-based firm operates under parent Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., a global technical services enterprise headquartered in Dallas, and competes as a large business across NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) and related professional services categories.

Jacobs Government Services' customer base spans eighty-one federal agencies, but concentration is pronounced: the top five customers account for 42% of award count, led by Naval Facilities Engineering Command (83 awards, $324.9 million), the State Department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (50 awards, $193.6 million), and the Army Corps of Engineers' Baltimore District (48 awards, $236.4 million). By dollar value, however, Naval Sea Systems Command (35 awards, $4.01 billion) and Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering Support Center Huntsville (18 awards, $1.16 billion) dominate the portfolio, reflecting heavy concentration in SeaPort-NXG and other large vehicle positions. Recent capability work includes a $12.4 billion consolidated maintenance facility design at Malmstrom Air Force Base under the Ballistic Missile Defense Program A-E vehicle; a $10.8 million design-bid-build for the Sentinel Operations Group Facility at Malmstrom AFB; a $7.7 million Integrated Training Center design at Malmstrom; multiple $2–7 million architectural and engineering delivery orders for wastewater treatment plants, military barracks renovation, and facilities engineering across domestic and overseas installations in South Korea, Japan, Germany, and the Pacific; and $4.4 million in Gowanus Canal Superfund remedial action oversight and design services from EPA Region 2.

The vendor's vehicle portfolio is dominated by large indefinite delivery contracts. Jacobs holds a $4 billion SeaPort-NXG contract with Naval Sea Systems Command (123 task orders, $66 million combined value to date); a $999.99 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ with GSA (no specific task-order ceiling published); a $400 million NPS Nationwide General Architect and Engineering Professional Services IDIQ (2026–2031); a $400 million Ballistic Missile Defense Program A-E IDIQ with Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville (January 2026–2033); and $249 million architect-engineer services IDIQs with the Corps at Seattle, Omaha, Mobile, and Honolulu districts. Jacobs also holds $131–196 million FBI Indefinite Delivery Contracts for Architectural, Engineering and Planning Services (Regions 1–3); a $100 million Air Force Civil Engineer Center NEPA/Environmental Assessment IDIQ; a $99 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command single-award A-E IDIQ; a $3.5 billion Cooperative Threat Reduction Integrating Contracts IV with Defense Threat Reduction Agency; and specialized vehicles for overseas military facilities in South Korea (Architect Engineering Services Korea 2022–2028), Japan, Europe, and the Middle East. Recent IDIQ awards include a $1 billion Coast Guard Professional Architect-Engineering IDIQ (June 2026) and a $25 million State Department Worldwide Commissioning Engineering Services IDIQ (April 2026).

Activity has grown substantially year over year: thirty-five awards in 2022 to eighty-one in 2024, with seventy-three awards in 2025 and twenty-one in the first half of 2026. One hundred awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $253.8 million, presenting significant recompete exposure across Army Corps of Engineers, Naval Facilities, State Department, and environmental remediation vehicles. On Service Contract Inventory reportable work, Jacobs invoiced $32.7 million across fiscal years 2022–2024 (FY2022: $9.5 million; FY2023: $10.9 million; FY2024: $12.3 million), with reported FTE delivery fluctuating from 24.9 FTEs (FY2022) to 812 FTEs (FY2023, a likely data anomaly) to 31.9 FTEs (FY2024). On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $178/hour, with a range from roughly $116/hour at the tenth percentile through $274/hour at the ninety-fifth percentile. The vendor operates as a near-pure prime on federal service contracts, with subcontractors performing approximately 1% of total contractor hours across SCI-reportable work and only five named subcontractors reported.

As a subcontractor, Jacobs performs engineering services for Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability Site 2 production work (June 2025), and technical advisory services to Research Triangle Institute, Applied Research Associates, DAI Global, KPMG LLP, and Black & Veatch Special Projects on overseas and business transformation programs. The vendor does not compete under small-business set-asides, does not hold 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB certifications across its federal prime portfolio, and operates as a large business across all major contract vehicles. A joint venture subsidiary, Jacobs-Cold Regions A Joint Venture, appears in corporate records but carries minimal federal award activity in the source data.