Midland Surveying, Inc.

Midland Surveying, Inc., a HUBZone-certified small business headquartered in Maryville, Missouri, delivers professional land surveying, mapping, and geospatial services as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) to federal agencies across conservation, civil works, and aerospace missions. The company competes predominantly under total small business set-asides and holds a Subchapter S corporate structure with one named subsidiary, Midland Surveying & Mapping JV, a self-certified HUBZone joint venture.

Midland's core capability portfolio centers on boundary surveys, easement surveys, topographic mapping, aerial photography, LiDAR data collection, orthophotography, hydrographic surveys, photogrammetry, GIS products, and obstruction surveys. Representative work spans conservation easement administration for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) — including a $235.6 million delivery order for five inflation-reduction-act surveys across Arkansas under the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program and Wetland Reserve Easements, and a $191.7 million order for Iowa easement boundary surveying services — and defense infrastructure mapping for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, including a $3.415 million delivery order for Air Force Civil Engineer Center geospatial base regional support activities and a $372.8 thousand delivery order for Rosebud LiDAR orthophotograph collection in South Dakota. The company also carries aerospace work: a $31.7 million contract block with NASA Langley Research Center, one of five distinct customer agencies in the top potential-value ranking.

Customer concentration aligns strongly with USDA NRCS and the Army Corps of Engineers. The top five customers account for 92% of combined potential value. USDA NRCS Central Region leads by award count (119 awards, $25.5 million combined potential value), while the Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District dominates by dollar value (66 awards, $72.4 million), followed by NASA Langley (4 awards, $31.7 million). The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Districts Kansas City and St. Louis hold 16 and 10 awards respectively ($7.7 million and $6.5 million). Fifteen distinct customer agencies have engaged Midland across its prime footprint.

Midland holds or sits under five major parent vehicles. The $45 million Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District indefinite delivery contract (awarded January 2022, expiring January 2027) establishes a nationwide architect-engineering framework for survey and mapping, with 35 task orders placed and a minimum task order threshold of $2,500. The A-E Easement Boundary Surveying Services master IDIQ, administered by NRCS Central Region, carries 38 task orders worth $3.6 million combined potential value and spans conservation easement work across multiple states. Recent awards under vehicle AG6114B080001 (44 task orders, $183 thousand) and AG6215C070003 (26 task orders, $934 thousand) reflect smaller blanket purchase agreements and indefinite delivery contracts. In September 2025, Midland was awarded three new single-award and multiple-award indefinite delivery contracts by NRCS for professional land surveying in Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri — each with $3 million, $5 million, and $5 million ceilings respectively, all set aside for total small business. An additional $5 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract for Iowa surveying services was awarded in August 2025, and a modification in November 2025 added FAR Clause 52.232-36 (payment by third party) to Missouri and Iowa contracts.

Activity has fluctuated over the past five years — ten awards in 2022, fourteen in 2023, thirteen in 2024, seven in 2025, and three in 2026 — indicating a moderation in recent activity volume after a 2023 peak. Four awards (combined potential value $206 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure in that window, though the recent vehicle awards in 2025 reset the performance clock through 2026 and 2027. Across Midland's historical footprint dating to 1994, the vendor has executed 259 total federal awards with $181.8 million combined potential value and $41.2 million in obligated dollars (23% of potential value), reflecting the firm's long-standing role as a regional surveying provider.

Midland subcontracts minimally (1% of awards) under prime relationships. Recent sub-award work includes topographic survey and surveying phase work supporting design and construction oversight of FY28 B-21 environmental protection shelters under Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, with sub awards dated October 2025 and January 2024. The subcontract footprint is narrow and does not materially shape the firm's profile.

NAICS concentration reflects Midland's core positioning: 214 awards fall under Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services (541370), with Architectural Services (27 awards) and Engineering Services (16 awards) rounding out the frame. Product Service Codes cluster around A-E General services (97 awards under landscape/interior/design codes, 93 under general A-E other), support-professional land surveys cadastral (50 awards), aerial photographic deliverables (13 awards), and program management (4 awards).

Midland Surveying specializes in large ground based surveys for boundary, topographic & preliminary design projects, survey control services, geodetic and photogrammetric control surveys, obstruction surveys and large construction layout projects.