Jacobs Government Services Company

Jacobs Government Services Company, a Colorado-based subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Group, operates as a prime contractor delivering architectural, engineering, design, and construction support services to federal civilian and defense agencies—predominantly the National Park Service and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers—across full-and-open federal procurements with no set-aside utilization.

The company's capability portfolio centers on wastewater treatment plant design, rehabilitation, and construction support; water distribution and utility system upgrades; architectural and engineering design documentation; and infrastructure commissioning and operations support at national parks and military installations. Representative work includes a $18.5 million delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers (awarded December 2025) for architectural and engineering services supporting a port planning, design, and construction project in Guatemala, a $7.7 million National Park Service delivery order (September 2025) for Title III architect/engineer services at the El Portal Wastewater Treatment Facility in Yosemite National Park, and a $5.7 million NPS delivery order (August 2023) for replacement of the South Rim Wastewater Treatment Plant at Grand Canyon National Park. Work across the portfolio consistently emphasizes utility infrastructure, environmental compliance, and facility lifecycle support.

Customer concentration is extreme. Seventy-six awards (100% of recent prime activity) span six funding agencies, but the National Park Service National Office alone accounts for 59 awards and $147.7 million in combined potential value, representing roughly 31% of the $470.9 million total portfolio. The Army Corps of Engineers (including the Engineering District Mobile and Headquarters Military Programs divisions) holds the remaining dollar concentration, commanding $319.7 million across 15 awards—a 68% share of potential value despite placing fewer orders than NPS. This split reflects a structural difference in procurement: NPS issues numerous smaller task orders (median under $1 million per award), while Corps awards anchor the dollar value with multi-million-dollar infrastructure and military-facility projects.

Jacobs holds four parent IDIQs. The National Park Service single-award IDIQ for nationwide architect and engineering services (awarded May 2023, $45 million ceiling, completion April 2027) is the highest-volume vehicle by task-order count, with 29 task orders valued at $29.7 million. A second NPS IDIQ (contract 140P2023D0006) shows 28 task orders and $43.2 million in combined potential value. The Army Corps of Engineers' $249 million Architect and Engineering Services IDIQ for the South Atlantic Division Mobile District Military Design and Construction Program generates 5 task orders valued at $15.9 million from the source snapshot. A fourth vehicle (W9127820D0031) carries 9 task orders and $24 million. All vehicles operate without set-aside restrictions and carry firm fixed-price task order structures.

Activity has softened materially in the past two years. Awards-per-year volume peaked at 19 in 2023, declined to 13 in 2024, then dropped to 6 in 2025, with only 1 award in 2026 (through the source date of July 2026). Twelve awards totaling $27.4 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating material recompete exposure across the NPS and Corps portfolios.

Service Contract Inventory data shows the limits of SCI for large infrastructure contractors. Across the 48 SCI-reportable prime records spanning FY2022–FY2024, invoiced amounts totaled $16.4 million—a fraction of the $470.9 million award portfolio, reflecting that SCI captures only service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, design-build procurements invoiced on milestone schedules, and other non-standard billing structures. FY2024 reported an outlier: 7,337 FTEs across 18 prime SCI records and $318 thousand in invoiced revenue, a metric artifact of fixed-price infrastructure contracts where labor is embedded in milestone billings rather than hourly invoicing. FY2022 and FY2023 show more typical staffing patterns (32.0 and 35.3 FTEs respectively) with median government-paid rates around $94/hr, ranging from $0.01/hr on large fixed-price billings to $144.88/hr for senior technical labor. The company performs all reported work in-house; zero percent of SCI-reportable contractor hours derive from named subcontractors.

On individual delivery orders, Jacobs regularly engages specialized subs for environmental consulting, geotechnical services, landscape architecture, and surveying—firms including Shannon & Wilson, Inc., Crawford Consulting Services (women-owned), Logan Simpson Design Inc., C Below, Inc., and Cascade Drilling, L.P. (small disadvantaged business)—but these relationships do not appear in SCI records because most task orders are fixed-price and Jacobs retains reporting authority as prime. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor; no sub-award footprint appears in the source.

Jacobs Government Services Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., a Dallas-based global engineering and professional services conglomerate. The parent carries broader federal contract and grant authority across defense and civilian sectors; the subsidiary's profile reflects concentration in National Park Service infrastructure modernization and Army Corps civil works and military construction support within the civilian and defense construction-services ecosystem.