Woolpert - Black & Veatch Joint Venture

Woolpert - Black & Veatch Joint Venture is a partnership registered to receive federal contract awards since January 2019. The joint venture specializes in providing architecture, engineering, planning, and geospatial services to support U.S. military facilities and infrastructure in Europe and Africa. As a prime contractor for the Department of Defense, Woolpert - Black & Veatch leverages the combined expertise of two established firms to deliver comprehensive solutions for overseas military installations and operations.

Through its federal contract awards, Woolpert - Black & Veatch Joint Venture has provided a wide range of services to support U.S. military infrastructure and operations abroad. These services include master planning, facilities sustainment and modernization, automated data processing, potable water infrastructure development, space planning, and geospatial support. The joint venture has completed projects for various defense agencies, including the U.S. Army European Command, U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Africa, and the Defense Logistics Agency. Notable projects include developing long-range development plans for bases in Romania, providing planning and programming support in Poland, and delivering water infrastructure upgrades in the United Kingdom. While most contracts are unrestricted, the joint venture has occasionally utilized small business subcontractors for specialized services such as translation and local architecture/engineering support.

Woolpert - Black & Veatch Joint Venture holds a significant indefinite delivery contract (IDC) awarded by the U.S. Army European Command in August 2019. This multiple-award IDC, valued at up to $109.5 million, runs through February 2025 and covers a broad scope of architecture, engineering, planning, and geospatial services for U.S. military facilities in Europe and Africa. Under this contract vehicle, the joint venture has received numerous firm fixed-price delivery orders to perform tasks such as master planning, program management, automated data processing, and facilities sustainment at various Army, Air Force, and joint installations across Europe. While primarily funded through the Army European Command, the IDC also supports projects for U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa, demonstrating the joint venture's ability to provide comprehensive support across multiple branches of the U.S. military operating overseas.