Tetra Tech-Bowers & Kubota AE Pacific JV, LLC

Tetra Tech-Bowers & Kubota AE Pacific JV, LLC is a joint venture partnership headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii that specializes in providing comprehensive architectural and engineering services to the federal government. The firm is registered in SAM.gov as a for-profit limited liability partnership and holds status as a pre-qualified architect-engineer contractor under the Brooks Architect-Engineer Act. The joint venture brings together substantial expertise in designing and managing federal infrastructure projects throughout the Pacific region, with demonstrated capabilities spanning multiple engineering disciplines including civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, environmental planning, and utility design.

Through its recent federal contract awards, Tetra Tech-Bowers & Kubota AE Pacific JV, LLC has performed specialized engineering services for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District. Most notably, the firm was awarded a $1.81 million delivery order in September 2025 for architectural-engineering services supporting water infrastructure modernization at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, which included designing and providing engineering services for the repair of waterlines, removal of abandoned piping near Building 127 at Tripler Army Medical Center, and replacement of the existing piping system with modernized water infrastructure. Additionally, the joint venture received a $285,288 delivery order in July 2025 for the AEOS Maui Space Surveillance Complex revalidation roofing project and construction phase services located at Haleakala, Maui, Hawaii. Both delivery orders were issued under the firm's broader Architect-Engineer Services Contracts held with USACE Honolulu District, operated on firm-fixed-price bases without set-aside designations, and are scheduled for completion in 2026 and 2027 respectively.

Tetra Tech-Bowers & Kubota AE Pacific JV, LLC holds three significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District, collectively valued at $416 million through March 2030. The first contract, a $190 million Architect-Engineer Services Contract (Architectural) awarded March 6, 2025, provides design services for miscellaneous military and civil works projects within the USACE Honolulu District's area of responsibility, which encompasses Hawaii, Guam, and other Pacific territories. The second contract, a $190 million Architect-Engineer Services Contract (Civil) awarded January 30, 2025, similarly supports civil engineering design for various military and civil infrastructure projects across the district. The third contract, a $36 million Architect-Engineer Services Contract (Environmental Planning) awarded January 24, 2025, addresses environmental planning and related professional engineering support for infrastructure design. All three IDCs are structured as multiple-award vehicles without set-aside designations and operate on merit-based selection under Executive Order 14173, with individual task orders issued on firm-fixed-price bases ranging from $25,000 to $20 million. The contracts extend through January 2030 to March 2030 with base periods of five years and six-month options, enabling the joint venture to manage concurrent task orders and maintain design capacity for the district's ongoing infrastructure initiatives across the Pacific region.