Stanley-Dowl JV

Stanley-Dowl JV is a for-profit joint venture partnership registered in Muscatine, Iowa, specializing in multi-disciplinary architectural, engineering, design, and construction management services for federal infrastructure projects. The entity is primarily focused on providing comprehensive engineering solutions to the National Park Service (NPS), supporting the agency's critical infrastructure rehabilitation, modernization, and compliance needs across various national parks and recreation areas. As a joint venture, the company leverages collaborative expertise to deliver complex infrastructure and design services that support the preservation and enhancement of federal facilities.

Through its federal contract awards, Stanley-Dowl JV has consistently provided a wide range of technical services, including utility system rehabilitation, water and wastewater infrastructure design, cultural resource assessments, compliance services, and architectural engineering solutions. The company has worked on projects at multiple national parks, including Everglades, Glacier, Bryce Canyon, Lake Mead, and others, with contract values ranging from approximately $60,000 to nearly $3.4 million. Stanley-Dowl JV frequently collaborates with small business subcontractors like Poole Fire Protection (a women-owned small business) and Anchor QEA (a small disadvantaged business) to enhance its service capabilities. None of its federal contract awards have utilized set-aside designations, indicating the joint venture's competitive standing in federal contracting.

Stanley-Dowl JV holds a significant $30 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with the National Park Service, awarded in December 2020 with a performance period extending through December 2025. This multiple-award IDIQ contract enables the company to provide general engineering design services across the National Park System nationwide. Under this contract, Stanley-Dowl JV has received numerous delivery orders for diverse projects, including infrastructure rehabilitation, accessibility upgrades, facility modernization, cultural resource assessments, and compliance support. The IDIQ contract allows the National Park Service to efficiently procure multi-disciplinary engineering and design services, with task orders addressing critical infrastructure needs at various national parks and recreation areas.