Stanley-Wsp Joint Venture

Stanley-Wsp Joint Venture, doing business as Stanley Consultants Engineering and Architecture, is a for-profit partnership providing architect-engineer services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on a $200 million multiple-award IDIQ and task orders issued thereunder, with no small business set-aside designation and full-and-open competition posture across its entire federal footprint.

The joint venture combines Stanley Consultants and WSP, headquartered in Muscatine, Iowa, and operates under NAICS 54—Engineering Services with primary work coded to PSC Architect and Engineering services (general engineering drafting and construction-related disciplines). Stanley-Wsp competes exclusively as a prime contractor; the source identifies zero subcontract work. The vendor's 38 total awards span the past several years, concentrated in 2023 (nine awards) and declining to one award in 2026 to date. Combined potential value across all awards is $369.1 million, though obligated dollars total only $27.9 million (8% of potential value), indicating significant backlog rather than near-term cash flow.

The master contract vehicle is the Architect Engineering Services Korea 2022-2028 IDIQ, a $200 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Far East District on December 12, 2022, with performance through June 11, 2028. Under this IDIQ, Stanley-Wsp holds 11 task orders valued at $11.4 million combined. An earlier single-award IDC (W912UM19D0003) generates 25 task orders worth $19.2 million combined potential value, indicating the vendor's deep entrenchment in the Army Corps of Engineers Far East District's architecture-engineering portfolio. No other parent vehicles are named.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Far East District accounts for 26 awards and $356.5 million (96% of total potential value across the portfolio), covering 89% of award count. Remaining agencies—the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region, Army Pacific Command, and Defense Health Agency—collectively account for three percent of potential value. All work is performed in South Korea under the Status of Forces Agreement acquisition program, supporting facility design, infrastructure modernization, and construction management at U.S. military installations including Osan Air Base, Kunsan Air Base, Camp Humphreys, Camp Carroll, and Camp Henry.

Representative task order work includes a $3.38 million firm-fixed-price delivery order (September 26, 2025) for design documents supporting the FY26 Osan Air Base dormitory repair project; a $2.92 million order (September 24, 2025) for 100 percent design architect-engineer services for the Millet Gate Area Comprehensive Plan at Camp Humphreys; a $1.14 million order (April 14, 2026, the most recent award) for CY27 ROKFC F28R800 Hospital Annex design documents at Osan Air Base; and a $4.5 million order (October 2021) for ambulatory care center replacement design at Kunsan Air Base. Earlier orders include facility repairs, HVAC design, swimming pool construction management, paint removal booth design, defensive fighting position tower construction, and drainage system studies across the South Korean base network.

The vendor regularly subcontracts with small business partners including Poole Fire Protection, Inc. (women-owned small business) for fire protection engineering, Crawford Consulting Services, Inc. (woman-owned small business) for cost estimating, and Shearer & Associates LLC for cybersecurity services, demonstrating commitment to small business participation despite the absence of set-aside designation on prime contracts. Within the next twenty-four months, five awards with combined potential value of $9.7 million reach ultimate completion, creating modest recompete exposure. Activity trajectory shows significant decline from 2023 (nine awards) to 2026 (one award year-to-date), signaling either concentration of work into fewer, larger delivery orders or declining new task order issuance under the aging IDIQ vehicles.