Wiley & Wilson, Inc.

Wiley & Wilson, Inc. is an employee-owned architectural and engineering firm headquartered in Lynchburg, Virginia, with an Alexandria Division located at 2850 Eisenhower Avenue in Alexandria. The company specializes in providing comprehensive design, engineering, and construction management services to federal government agencies, particularly the Department of Defense and intelligence community. Wiley & Wilson focuses on complex infrastructure projects involving high-security facilities, security upgrades, renovations, and facility modernization across domestic and international locations. The firm has demonstrated significant expertise in supporting mission-critical projects for federal agencies, leveraging personnel with security clearances and the capability to work with classified materials.

Wiley & Wilson's federal contract portfolio demonstrates extensive experience in architectural and engineering services across diverse project types and geographic locations. The company has executed delivery orders under various prime contract vehicles awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Defense Intelligence Agency, and other defense agencies, with a cumulative value of several million dollars in recent awards. Notable past services include architectural and engineering design for the Command Center at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam ($450,595), renovation design services for Defense Intelligence Agency facilities at the U.S. Embassy in Paris, France ($184,353), theater master planning for U.S. Army Europe and Africa ($4.3 million), data center reconfiguration at Fort Bragg, North Carolina ($670,388), and security space renovation projects. The company has also provided construction phase services, project management support, facility planning studies, and space utilization analysis across installations such as Fort Meade, Fort Belvoir, Carlisle Barracks, and other Department of Defense locations. Funding has primarily originated from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, particularly through the Defense Intelligence Agency Enterprise Directorate/Information Systems (ENDIST) offices in Omaha and Baltimore, though the firm has also received awards from ENDIST Europe. All documented contract awards to Wiley & Wilson carry no set-aside designations, reflecting the company's competitive standing in open federal procurement. The company has served as prime contractor on all major awards, with recent subcontract activity occurring under Eastern Research Group, Inc. as the prime contractor on projects related to building improvements and secure facility renovations in support of Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division.

Wiley & Wilson, Inc. holds a significant $30 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District, awarded on May 8, 2023, and valid through May 7, 2028. This contract vehicle provides worldwide architect-engineer services with specific emphasis on security upgrades and renovations for Defense Intelligence Agency facilities, encompassing design, engineering, and construction phase support for Defense Attache Office renovations and other Department of Defense infrastructure projects. The contract scope includes services requiring overseas continental United States travel and personnel with Top Secret security clearance, with the capability to produce, store, and distribute classified documents while coordinating with the Department of State and Defense Intelligence Agency. Since award, the Omaha District has issued six delivery orders against this IDC totaling approximately $8.35 million, including the Theater Master Plan for U.S. Army Europe and Africa ($4.32 million), architectural and engineering design services for secure space renovation in Colorado Springs ($1.11 million), a design refresh project in Alexandria, Virginia ($674,434), a base security and renovation delivery order ($274,612), architectural and engineering renovations in Canberra, Australia ($39,301), and a minimum guarantee delivery order for National Capital Region services ($2,500). Additionally, subsequent delivery orders have been issued by the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District and other ENDIST offices for specific projects, demonstrating the contract vehicle's utility in supporting the federal government's infrastructure and facility modernization initiatives across multiple geographic locations and mission areas.