Landtech, Inc.

Landtech, Inc., a minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Houston, Texas, delivers land surveying, mapping, and geospatial data acquisition services to the Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor on firm-fixed-price delivery orders, predominantly under indefinite delivery contracts without set-aside restrictions. The company is also self-certified as a Small Disadvantaged Business and holds Department of Transportation Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certification. Landtech competes across full-and-open and total small business set-aside vehicles, with 98% of its recent award footprint as prime contractor.

Customer concentration at Landtech is extreme and singular. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth accounts for 116 awards carrying $112.7 million in combined potential value — roughly 98% of Landtech's $114.8 million total portfolio and 95% of award count across all seven customer agencies served. The remaining four distinct customers (Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers (separate from Fort Worth District), Corps of Engineers Engineering District Galveston, and two one-award agencies) together represent less than 2% of potential value. This concentration is driven entirely by recurring task orders against five indefinite delivery contracts: W9126G04D0014 (73 task orders, $3.3 million), W9126G09D0021 (33 task orders, $4.5 million), DACA6301D0016 (23 task orders, no value specified), W9126G19D0004 (17 task orders, $1.5 million), and W9126G19D0003 (8 task orders, $789 thousand). The company just won a $90 million Total Small Business multiple-award IDIQ from ENDIST Fort Worth (awarded April 9, 2026, running through April 8, 2031) for architect-engineering services including land survey to support civil, military, and international interagency services.

Work scope concentrates on cadastral surveying and boundary delineation across Texas water-resources projects. Recent representative awards include a $195,655 delivery order for metes and bounds surveying at Canyon Lake (2021), a $124,043 order for Ray Roberts Lake (2021), a $87,710 Grapevine Lake metes and bounds survey (2023), and a $94,659 Canyon Lake Area order in November 2025. The company also performs topographic surveys, planimetric mapping, utility location, and architect-engineer services for facilities management; a $67,705 delivery order from May 2022 covered survey control elevation verification and building elevation as-built checks at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland Air Force Base. A recent $2,500 Total Small Business delivery order from DLA Fort Worth (April 10, 2026) signals entry into a new set-aside category, though the magnitude remains negligible against the Corps base.

Activity has been sparse and episodic in the trailing five years — ranging from one award in 2024 to four in both 2023 and 2025, with two awards recorded in 2026 — totaling 174 awards across the full source window. Landtech invoiced $14.8 million against its $114.8 million combined potential value (13% obligation rate), indicating substantial pipeline maturity on existing IDIQs. Subcontracting is minimal; Landtech subs land surveying and technical support to CDM Federal Programs Corporation and CDM Stanley A Joint Venture on ecosystem restoration and channel construction projects as of 2023–2025. Nearly all awards fall under two NAICS categories (Surveying and Mapping Services at 90 awards; Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services at 77 awards) and two primary PSC codes (Architect and Engineering—General at 73 awards; Landscaping and Interior Layout Design at 53 awards), anchoring the vendor's market position to real-property survey and boundary services for Corps civil works.

Professional civil engineering and land surveying services