Midland Surveying, Inc.

Midland Surveying, Inc., a HUBZone-certified small business headquartered in Maryville, Missouri, delivers professional land surveying, boundary survey, topographic mapping, LiDAR collection, and orthophotography services as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) across federal civilian and defense agencies. The firm is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and parent entity to Midland Surveying & Mapping JV, a small-business joint venture subsidiary. Midland competes predominantly under small-business set-asides—particularly Total Small Business designations—though a material share of recent task orders carry no set-aside designation. Primary NAICS concentration sits at 541370 (Surveying and Mapping Services, except Geophysical Services), with 215 of 260 awards falling into that category.

Midland's customer base clusters tightly on two federal agencies. The Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Central Region accounts for 120 awards valued at $25.5 million in combined potential value and dominates award count; the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Omaha District accounts for 65 awards valued at $27.4 million, with additional USACE awards through the Kansas City and St. Louis districts totaling 26 more awards. Together, these two customer families represent the bulk of Midland's award volume and value. NASA Langley Research Center stands as a secondary but high-dollar outlier—four awards carry $31.7 million in combined potential value, driven by a single $45 million IDIQ for geospatial mapping and surveying to support Air Force Civil Engineer Center regional support activities. The portfolio spans 16 distinct federal agencies overall, with 83% of recent awards concentrated in the top five customers.

Midland's vehicle position reflects deep entrenchment in two multi-year IDIQ families. The A-E Easement Boundary Surveying Services master IDIQ from NRCS Central Region carries 38 task orders worth $3.6 million in combined potential value; recent work under this vehicle includes a $481.1 thousand delivery order for legal boundary surveys of 17 Missouri properties (March 2024), a $271.5 thousand order for three ACEP-WRE properties across multiple states (May 2024), and a $261.8 thousand order for IRA-funded surveys in Arkansas (June 2024). The USACE Omaha District $45 million IDIQ (awarded January 2022, running through January 2027) anchors the largest single dollar vehicle and carries a $3.415 million delivery order for Air Force Civil Engineer Center geospatial base regional support (March 2024), a $372.8 thousand Rosebud LiDAR orthophotograph collection order (April 2024), and multiple smaller airfield obstruction and mapping surveys in 2023 and 2024. Three recently awarded single-award and multiple-award IDIQ contracts from NRCS (August–September 2025) for professional land surveying in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa, each set aside for total small business with $3–5 million ceilings, represent the most current vehicle additions and signal Midland's continued relationship refresh with NRCS. Midland also operates under BPA AG6114B080001 (44 task orders, $183 thousand) and several older USACE indefinite-delivery contracts (W9128F08D0002, W9128F14D0002, carrying 35 and 26 task orders respectively).

Activity has declined modestly over the past five years—ten awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 13 in 2024, 7 in 2025, and 4 through August 2026—though the pipeline of recompetes is thin. Only four awards face completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $137 thousand; most of Midland's IDIQ vehicles run through 2027 or 2030, deferring recompete risk beyond the near term. The combined potential value across all 260 awards stands at $181.9 million, with obligated dollars at $41.3 million (23% realization), a typical posture for an indefinite-delivery-dependent vendor. Midland holds two subcontractor positions under Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company on Department of Defense B-21 environmental protection shelter design and construction oversight work (awards in January 2024 and October 2025), representing less than 1% of the portfolio.

Midland's concrete work centers on easement boundary surveys for NRCS conservation programs—the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP), Wetland Reserve Easements (WRE), and Emergency Watershed Protection Program (EWP) initiatives dominate the volume—combined with broader architect-engineering surveying and mapping for USACE civil works projects. Representative NRCS prime work includes the $235.6 thousand Arkansas IRA surveys order covering five easement projects (July 2024), the $191.7 thousand Iowa boundary surveying order for multiple parcels (January 2023), and the $123.4 thousand Emergency Watershed Protection Program order for eight floodplain easement boundary surveys in Nebraska (March 2022). On the USACE side, representative work includes the $3.415 million Air Force Civil Engineer Center geospatial base regional support order, the $372.8 thousand Rosebud LiDAR and orthophotography collection, utility potholing and A-E services in Colorado and Kansas at $68.9–140.2 thousand, and airfield obstruction surveys across Alaska, Virginia, Kansas, and Utah at $95–147.9 thousand per task. The corporation has operated federal contracts continuously since 1994, with the most recent awards dated August 2026.

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.