KPB Architects Coffman Engineers JV

KPB Architects Coffman Engineers JV is a joint venture partnership between KPB Architects and Coffman Engineers, registered as a for-profit organization specializing in architectural, engineering, design, and construction management services for federal government agencies. Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, the joint venture focuses primarily on providing professional services to federal agencies in Alaska and the Western United States, with expertise in cold-weather infrastructure design and development. The firm offers comprehensive architectural and engineering solutions, including facility planning, design, construction management, and infrastructure assessment services for military installations, national wildlife refuges, and other federal facilities.

The joint venture has extensive experience providing architectural and engineering services across multiple federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service. Their contract awards demonstrate a diverse range of projects, including design services for military facility renovations, visitor control centers, dormitory repairs, water system analyses, observation platforms, and infrastructure improvements at locations such as Eielson Air Force Base, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Clear Space Force Station, and various national wildlife refuges in California, Washington, and Alaska. None of their federal contract awards have been designated with small business set-aside provisions, indicating they compete as a full-scale professional services firm. Their project scopes typically involve detailed design phases, construction administration, geotechnical investigations, and comprehensive architectural and engineering development services.

KPB Architects Coffman Engineers JV holds a significant $36 million multiple-award indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska, which expires on July 6, 2026. This IDIQ contract primarily supports architectural and engineering services for military construction projects across various locations in Alaska. The contract allows the USACE to efficiently procure professional services on an as-needed basis, covering a wide range of infrastructure and facility development requirements. Task orders under this IDIQ have included design services for renovations at military facilities, fire testing support, water tank repairs, and multi-building fire suppression system modifications. Additionally, the joint venture holds a separate $5 million IDIQ contract with the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service for facility planning, assessment, design, and construction management services across the Western United States, further demonstrating their capability to support federal infrastructure needs.