WSP USA Inc.

WSP USA Inc., a foreign-owned global engineering and professional services firm headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor exclusively—all 190 federal awards in the source are prime contracts or IDVs—competing on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis across civilian infrastructure and federal land management agencies with no set-aside designations. WSP USA Inc. is a subsidiary of Parsons Brinckerhoff Holdings Inc., a foreign-owned parent entity.

WSP's federal portfolio centers on infrastructure engineering and design services for transportation, environmental remediation, geotechnical exploration, and facilities support. Representative work includes a $2.14 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Federal Highway Administration for final design plans, specifications, and construction support for the Combate Beach Bike Trail reconstruction in Puerto Rico (awarded June 3, 2025, completing September 1, 2028); a $1.87 million delivery order for Design Scoping Reports, Plans, Specifications, and Estimates, and construction support for three Florida Everglades Restoration Wildlife projects (awarded April 1, 2026, completing December 22, 2027); and a $3.84 million delivery order for bridge replacement design services on the Wiley Oakley Drive Crossover Bridge replacement in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, including utility integration phases (awarded March 25, 2025, completing May 31, 2029). WSP also provides geotechnical subsurface exploration, laboratory testing, and engineering support across federal forests and national parks; traffic monitoring assistance for the National Park Service; and construction management support to the Smithsonian Institution's heritage preservation initiatives.

The Federal Highway Administration dominates WSP's customer concentration—73 awards worth $214.8 million in combined potential value account for 38% of the award count and 71% of total potential value. The Department of the Navy (38 awards, composition not specified in the source), the Smithsonian Institution (20 awards, $7.4 million), the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 (10 awards, $20.1 million), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (1 award, $11 million) round out the top five agencies; together the top five account for 86% of combined potential value. The concentration reflects WSP's specialization in federal land management agency support and federal facilities infrastructure rather than broad-based government services.

WSP holds three significant IDVs with the Federal Highway Administration. The Transportation Planning IDIQ (awarded October 11, 2024, ceiling $60 million, completing April 10, 2030) covers transportation planning, pavement design, performance management, traffic monitoring, safety studies, asset management, and environmental compliance; 32 task orders have been placed against it worth $21.8 million combined potential value. The Bridge Inspection IDIQ (awarded September 28, 2023, ceiling $15 million, completing September 27, 2026) supports bridge, tunnel, and culvert inspection services throughout the United States and territories; 32 task orders are in the portfolio. A third FHWA IDV for highway and bridge design and engineering services ($80 million single-award vehicle, cited multiple times in award summaries) anchors WSP's capacity to deliver design and engineering leadership on federal infrastructure projects. Outside FHWA, WSP holds Federal Supply Schedule positions (27 task orders, $33.6 million combined potential value) and positions on Navy and Air Force IDVs supporting bridge inspection and facilities work.

Activity has remained modest in recent years—five to nine awards annually over the past five years, with 2022 at six awards and 2024 at seven—suggesting a stable but not rapidly expanding federal footprint. Eleven awards (combined potential value $11.4 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. Across the SCI-reportable service-contract population (FY2022–FY2024, 29 records), WSP invoiced $4.2 million ($1.6 million in FY2022, $2.6 million in FY2023, and no invoicing recorded in FY2024), with roughly 6.1 to 8.8 FTEs supporting federal service contracts in those fiscal years. Government-paid median hourly rates on SCI contracts ran around $124.15/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching $196.28/hr at the 90th percentile, and entry-level rates around $108.15/hr; the vendor engages no subcontractors on SCI-reportable prime contracts. WSP's NAICS footprint is concentrated in Engineering Services (113 awards), followed by Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (14 awards) and Architectural Services (14 awards); PSC codes emphasize Architect and Engineering services for highways, roads, and bridges (37 awards), general landscaping and design (16 awards), and parking facilities (15 awards).