WSP USA Services Inc.

WSP USA Services Inc., doing business as WSP USA Inspection Services, is a foreign-owned subsidiary of Parsons Brinckerhoff Holdings Inc. that operates exclusively as a prime contractor to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, delivering residential damage assessments and housing habitability inspections for FEMA's Individual Assistance program following presidentially declared disasters. The vendor competes under full-and-open procurement, with no small-business set-asides across its federal portfolio.

WSP USA Inspection Services' capability footprint narrows to a single mission: on-site, remote, and geospatial residential damage assessments and housing inspections that determine property damage extent and housing habitability to support federal disaster assistance grant determinations. The vendor conducts these inspections across disaster-impacted states nationwide in response to hurricanes, severe storms, flooding, tornadoes, and wildfires. Representative task orders include a $23.2 million delivery order for 150,000 housing inspections in Florida (October 2024), a $13.8 million order for 20,000 inspections in Texas (July 2024), a $10.27 million order for 20,000 inspections in Georgia (October 2024), a $9.42 million order for 20,000 inspections in North Carolina supporting Hurricane Helene recovery (September 2024), and a $25.2 million order for housing inspections in Florida supporting Hurricane Ian relief (September 2022).

Customer concentration is absolute: FEMA accounts for the entire federal prime portfolio. The vendor serves multiple FEMA organizational units, with the Federal Emergency Management Agency Incident Support Section anchoring $4.16 billion across 73 awards, followed by the generic Federal Emergency Management Agency entity at $2.64 billion across 100 awards, the Federal Emergency Management Agency Mitigation Section at $1.85 billion across 32 awards, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Office of the Chief Procurement Officer at $771.2 million across 19 awards. These five customer entities represent 96% of the vendor's combined potential value.

The vendor holds a multi-billion-dollar IDIQ position: an $918 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract awarded by FEMA on January 24, 2025, for residential damage assessments and housing inspections, running through October 31, 2026. Task orders against this and earlier FEMA IDIQ vehicles dominate the award footprint. The largest parent vehicle by combined value is Indefinite Delivery Contract HSFEHQ07D0225 with 116 task orders totaling $5.69 billion in combined potential value, followed by Indefinite Delivery Contract 70FB8020D00000002 with 65 task orders at $341.9 million, and the FEMA Housing Inspection Services 2013-2016 vehicle with 43 task orders at $611.3 million.

Activity has accelerated in recent years: six awards in 2022, seven in 2023, eighteen in 2024, eight in 2025, and seven in 2026. The vendor faces minimal near-term recompete exposure, with only seven awards totaling $26.2 million in combined potential value reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

SCI-reported invoicing grew from $60.7 million in FY2022 to $80.8 million in FY2025, with workforce expansion tracking the revenue trajectory: 275 FTEs in FY2022 to 379 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates span a median of $98.28 per hour, with 10th percentile rates around $64.55 per hour and 90th percentile senior labor pricing through $165.46 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for 6% of contractor hours, with 129 named subcontractors engaged; the vendor operates as a prime delivery organization with minimal sub-reliance. Work-site distribution spans disaster-affected states nationwide, including performance locations in Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, and numerous other disaster-declared jurisdictions.