The W071 Endist Kansas City, operating under the Department of the Army, serves as a primary engineering and facilities management entity focused on the construction, renovation, and maintenance of military and government infrastructure. Its core mission involves the execution of heavy civil enginee...
The W071 Endist Kansas City, operating under the Department of the Army, serves as a primary engineering and facilities management entity focused on the construction, renovation, and maintenance of military and government infrastructure. Its core mission involves the execution of heavy civil engineering projects, institutional building construction, and the comprehensive upkeep of military installations. Strategic priorities include the modernization of critical infrastructure, such as air traffic control towers and healthcare facilities, as well as the management of environmental remediation and utility systems.
Procurement patterns are heavily weighted toward the built environment, specifically heavy and civil engineering, commercial building construction, and specialized trade services including electrical, plumbing, and roofing. The agency frequently procures facility support services such as janitorial, landscaping, and solid waste collection. Contract structures often utilize SATOCs for recurring maintenance and commissioning services, alongside traditional solicitations for large-scale capital improvement projects.
The agency demonstrates a strong preference for small business participation, with a significant volume of awards designated as SBA set-asides. There is also a consistent utilization of 8(a), HUBZone, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) designations. Primary NAICS targets include 237990 for civil engineering, 236220 for building construction, and 561730 for landscaping, reflecting a vendor base composed largely of specialized construction firms and facility service providers.
This organization operates as a regional engineering district within the Department of Defense, managing a diverse portfolio of projects that span military bases, USACE harbor facilities, and VA healthcare systems. Its geographic scope includes significant activity in Missouri and Kansas, where it oversees the lifecycle of infrastructure from architectural design and engineering services to long-term custodial and environmental maintenance.
