Symmes Maini & Mckee Associates Inc.

Symmes Maini & McKee Associates Inc., doing business as Symmes Maini & McKee Assoc Inc., is a for-profit architectural, engineering, and planning firm headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The company specializes in providing comprehensive architectural and engineering (A/E) services to the U.S. federal government, with a particular focus on supporting Department of Defense infrastructure projects across the Northeastern United States. SMMA brings extensive expertise in facilities design, construction management, environmental assessments, and infrastructure modernization at military installations, and has established itself as a key service provider to the Air Force and Navy through numerous federal contract awards.

SMMA has demonstrated a robust and diversified portfolio of federal contract work, reflecting its deep specialization in military facility design and infrastructure support. The company's prime federal contract awards span from relatively modest studies and assessments to major design-build projects, with contract values ranging from approximately $1,800 to over $3.2 million. Recent significant awards include a $1.31 million delivery order for Phase 0 architectural and engineering documents at Hanscom Air Force Base (awarded September 2025), an $802,950 definitive contract for design-bid-build construction documents converting administrative space into a Certified Special Access Programs Facility and Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility at Hanscom (awarded May 2024), and a $3.25 million delivery order for repair design work on Connolly Hall at Naval Weapons Station Newport, Rhode Island (awarded January 2022). SMMA's service offerings have encompassed Title IA investigatory services, Title IB design services, Title II construction supervision, environmental baseline surveys (including lead-based paint, PCBs, and asbestos assessments), HVAC system design and modernization, electrical infrastructure upgrades, facility renovations, fire management system design, and site work documentation for lease terminations. The company has received awards from the Air Force Materiel Command, Air Force Research Laboratory, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Navy Installations Command, and the U.S. Air Force, with all awards issued through full and open competition and without small business set-asides, reflecting SMMA's status as a non-small business entity. Project locations have primarily concentrated on Hanscom Air Force Base in Massachusetts, but have also extended to facilities in New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, supporting the company's regional expertise in military infrastructure.

SMMA currently holds a significant Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) awarded by the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command on September 30, 2024, valued at $20 million with a five-year ordering period extending through September 29, 2029. This multiple-award IDC provides a comprehensive vehicle for delivering Architectural/Engineering (A/E) services on a task order basis, encompassing Title IA investigatory services, Title IB design services, limited Title II construction supervision and inspection, and other engineering studies. The IDC was awarded through full and open competition without set-asides, with the original solicitation seeking up to three contractors to compete for individual delivery orders. Services under this IDC will support infrastructure projects at Hanscom Air Force Base in Massachusetts and surrounding areas in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, directly supporting the Air Force Materiel Command's Lifecycle Management Center facility design, construction management, and infrastructure requirements. The initial delivery order under this vehicle was for a $5,000 kickoff meeting completed in October 2024, and the IDC structure enables SMMA to be called upon for specialized A/E support across multiple facility modernization initiatives, environmental assessments, and design-build activities supporting the Air Force's ongoing infrastructure optimization at this critical Massachusetts installation.