Seaside Engineering & Surveying, LLC

Seaside Engineering & Surveying, LLC, doing business as Seas, provides topographic surveys, hydrographic surveys, LiDAR data collection, boundary surveys, and GIS mapping services to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and other federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of awards) under predominantly total small business set-asides. The Baker, Florida-based limited liability company is a small business competing across multiple Army Corps of Engineers districts and specialized federal customers including the Department of Agriculture, Naval Facilities Engineering, and the Air Force.

Seas operates with substantial customer concentration anchored by the Army Corps of Engineers. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers accounts for 126 awards and $84.2 million in combined potential value across the contractor's prime portfolio, representing the dominant customer base. By district, the Corps's Fort Worth District anchors the largest dollar commitment at $340.1 million combined potential value across five awards—chiefly the $90 million indefinite delivery contract for architect-engineering and land survey services awarded April 9, 2026, which runs through April 8, 2031 and covers civil, military, and international interagency services. The Jacksonville District places second with 50 awards and $38.4 million potential value; the Huntington District follows with 41 awards and $40 million; and the Little Rock District carries $30.7 million across five awards. Combined, these four districts represent the top three funding sources by dollar value and anchor over $530 million of Seas's $654.3 million combined potential value across all awards—indicating extreme concentration in Corps business. Beyond the Corps, the Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service awarded a $5 million multiple-award IDIQ (July 22, 2026, through July 21, 2027) for professional land surveying services under the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program.

Seas holds six active indefinite delivery contracts with the Army Corps of Engineers totaling approximately $216 million in ceiling value across a five-year window. The $90 million Fort Worth IDIQ (total small business set-aside, April 2026–April 2031) procures architect-engineering and land survey services for Fort Worth civil, military, and international work, with place of performance in Quincy, Florida and subordinate Corps installations. The $35 million Huntington District geospatial services IDIQ (total small business set-aside, awarded May 31, 2022, through May 30, 2027) covers horizontal and vertical control surveys, boundary and topographic surveys, airborne LiDAR, hydrographic surveys, subsurface utility engineering, 3D modeling, and GIS database design across the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division's seven districts (Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Huntington, Louisville, Nashville, Pittsburgh). The $30 million Jacksonville District multiple-award IDIQ (no set-aside used, December 18, 2024–December 17, 2029) delivers topographic surveys, hydrographic surveys, LiDAR collection, boundary surveys, and GIS mapping across multiple Florida locations including Stuart, Melbourne, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, and Hialeah. The $30 million Little Rock District architect-engineer MATOC (total small business set-aside, September 4, 2025–August 31, 2030) covers professional field surveying including hydrographic and topographic surveying and boundary maintenance for civil projects. The $25 million Department of the Army A-E services contract (total small business set-aside, November 17, 2025–November 18, 2030) procures topographic, hydrographic, GPS/scanning, boundary surveys, mapping, and related work across Army operations. The $20 million Corps-wide surveying and mapping IDIQ (total small business set-aside, December 30, 2024–January 31, 2030) enables task orders for topographic and boundary surveying, LiDAR collection, photogrammetry, GIS development, and subsurface utility engineering.

Seas executes work across multiple geographic regions, with recent delivery orders spanning Florida (Brevard County, Mims, Stuart, Hialeah, Delray Beach, Cape Canaveral), Mississippi (Vicksburg, Senatobia, Tate County), Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh, Ben Avon), Alabama (Amory, Adger, Milan), Louisiana (New Orleans, Ouachita Parish), Ohio (Stratton, Cincinnati), and Texas (Eagle Pass, Maverick County). Representative recent prime work includes a $10.1 million definitive contract for architect and engineer services for property boundary determination at Maverick County, Texas (April 1, 2026–October 1, 2027, no set-aside); a $1.86 million delivery order for Survey 26-084 in West Palm Beach, Florida (issued March 13, 2026, completion August 1, 2027, no set-aside); $357,713 for FY 2026 PICES surveys in Northport, Alabama (May 1, 2026, Partial Small Business set-aside); $609,192 for USACE Inland Electronic Navigational Chart hydrographic and LiDAR surveys across U.S. inland waterways (September 7, 2023, no set-aside); and $443,702 for FEMA Hurricane Ida housing sites land surveying and mapping in Quincy, Florida (February 25, 2022, no set-aside).

Award activity has remained steady over the past five years, ranging from 17 to 30 awards annually, with 17 awards documented in 2026 year-to-date. Ten awards with combined potential value of $13.5 million face recompete within the next twenty-four months, creating turnover risk in the near term. Seas operates as a prime contractor on 396 of 400 awards (99%) and subcontracts on only four awards, performing boundary survey and site surveying work under Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company (three design services task orders for Eglin AFB and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, October 2022–June 2025) and Parsons Government Services Inc. (one sports field design subcontract, October 2022). The contractor's service offering concentrates on NAICS 541370 (Surveying and Mapping Services, excluding Geophysical), accounting for 362 of 400 awards, with 266 awards under PSC Architect and Engineering–General (Other) and 121 under Architect and Engineering–General (Landscaping, Interior Layout, and Designing).

CIVIL ENGINEERING: Site design, roadway design, construction plans, storm water, potable water and sanitray design and permitting.

SURVEYING: Mobile LiDAR, GIS, GPS, Hydrographic, Aerial Photogrammetry, Boundary, Topographic, Construction stake-out, Record Plats.