Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV

Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV is a joint venture partnership registered to receive federal contract awards from the U.S. government. The joint venture specializes in providing architect-engineer (A-E) services to support civil works projects for federal agencies, primarily the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV leverages the combined expertise of its parent companies, Stanley Consultants and Stantec, to deliver comprehensive engineering solutions for infrastructure projects, water resources development, and facility sustainment efforts. The joint venture has been registered in SAM.gov since February 2018 and is structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership.

Through its federal contract awards, Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV has provided a wide range of A-E services to support USACE's civil works program. These services include planning, design, construction administration, quality assurance, and technical consulting for projects such as spillway design, electrical infrastructure relocation, boundary surveys, and facility remodeling. The joint venture has worked on projects across various locations, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Notable projects include the EAA A-2 Reservoir Project in Florida, the Rio Puerto Nuevo Bechara Material Management Area in Puerto Rico, and the Lac Qui Parle Dam project. Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV often partners with subcontractors for specialized services, such as Geo-Engineering, LLC for geotechnical investigations, Anderson Engineering of Minnesota, LLC for boundary surveys, and Poole Fire Protection, Inc. for fire protection engineering.

Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV holds two significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with USACE. The first is a $130 million multiple-award IDIQ contract for miscellaneous civil and architect-engineering services within Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, awarded in March 2022 and running through May 2027. This IDIQ allows USACE to issue task orders for a broad range of engineering services, including infrastructure upgrades, flood control initiatives, and facility sustainment efforts. The second IDIQ contract, valued at $80 million, focuses on architect and engineering design and construction support services nationwide and runs through May 2024. These IDIQ vehicles enable USACE to access the joint venture's specialized capabilities across various civil infrastructure initiatives, providing a flexible framework for the agency to address its diverse engineering needs efficiently.