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Market Survey – Industry Capabilities and Experience with Alternate Design and Delivery Methodologies (ADDM) for USACE Europe District

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W912GB27Z1C2FFederal

Submission Closed07/13/2026, 08:00:00 AM UTC

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District is conducting a market survey to assess industry capabilities and interest in alternative project delivery methods for architect-engineer and construction projects outside the Continental United States. This special notice, identified as W912GB27Z1C2F and titled Market Survey – Industry Capabilities and Experience with Alternate Design and Delivery Methodologies (ADDM) for USACE Europe District, is not a solicitation, nor does it obligate the government to award a contract or reimburse respondents for any costs incurred. The primary goal is to gather information on industry experience with innovative, collaborative approaches such as Progressive Design-Build, Design-Build to Budget, Integrated Design and Construction, and Other Transaction Authorities—methods that operate outside the traditional Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) framework. Submissions, limited to eight pages in .docx or .pdf format, must be delivered by July 13, 2026, to specified government email addresses and will be treated as public domain information; proprietary or classified materials must not be included. Industries are requested to provide detailed responses on their familiarity with these delivery models, including practical case studies demonstrating successful implementation, challenges faced, risk mitigation strategies, and results achieved in terms of schedule adherence and budget control, particularly within geopolitically complex OCONUS environments. The survey further seeks input on ideal project size and complexity, budgeting tools, cost-growth mechanisms, and collaborative frameworks that align owner and contractor incentives. Information collected will directly inform the planning of a Reverse Industry Day tentatively scheduled for August 11, 2026, where up to five firms may be invited to present case studies. Selected vendors may influence future acquisition strategies, contract structures, and pre-solicitation parameters for USACE Europe District activities centered in Wiesbaden, Hesse. Participation requires entity registration in SAM.gov and exclusion from government debarment lists, though formal responsibility determinations are not required under Other Transaction Authorities. The agency will use responses to evaluate industry readiness and scalability of non-FAR approaches to improve efficiency, innovation, and partnership in international military construction programs.

General Info

USACE Europe seeks industry input on collaborative delivery methods for OCONUS projects, no solicitation, responses due July 9, 2026.

Agency

Department Of Defense → W2SD Endist EuropeView Agency

NAICS

23 - ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Wiesbaden, DE-HE, DEU

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Standard Articles for Progressive Design-Build Construction OTA Agreement

PDF•contract-document

Playbook: Executing Progressive Design-Build with OTA

PDF•other

Playbook: Executing Progressive Design-Build with OTA

PDF•other

Attachment A Placemat for PDB with OTA Process Overview

PDF•other

Guidance for Accelerating Delivery of Infrastructure to the Warfighter

PDF•guidance

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2 updates

PhaseClosed

PostedJul 2

special-notice

Amendment 1Jul 6

Contract was updated

Amendment 2Jul 7

Contract was updated

Response DeadlineJul 13

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

07/13/2026, 08:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W2SD Endist Europe

Contacts2 people available

OfficeAPO, AE, 09096, USA

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Department Of Defense → W2SD Endist Europe

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Office AddressAPO, AE, 09096, USA

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Andrew Cochran

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Ekaterina Oxley

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Full Description

1. INTRODUCTION & PURPOSE

This Special Notice is for market surveying purposes only – it is not a Request for Proposal, Request for Quote, or Invitation for Bid. There is no commitment by the Government to issue solicitation, make awards, or pay for respondents’ expenditures made in response to this notice. Interested vendors are responsible for monitoring this notice for any subsequent changes. All submissions become government property and will not be returned. The purpose of this notice is to afford industry the opportunity to submit company profiles with capability statements, provide acquisition strategy feedback, and express interest.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Europe District (NAU), is pulsing the marketplace to gauge industry interest, operational understanding, proven historical experience, and execution capabilities regarding innovative strategies and alternative project delivery methods within NAU’s area of responsibilities (AOR). This information will be used to establish feasibility of implementation of different methods of delivery for projects outside of the Continental United States (OCONUS). Additionally, the information received will be used for planning a Reverse Industry Day focusing on the topics of interest specified below.

2. PLANNED REVERSE INDUSTRY DAY

The Industry Day is tentatively scheduled for 11 August 2026. More information about the event will be posted as a separate announcement. The Government, at its sole discretion, may select up to five (5) industry partners to present a case study. Format and presentation requirements will be provided later.

FORMAT

Industry-to-USACE Roundtable Discussion

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Industry partners with demonstrated experience in:

• Progressive Design-Build
• Design-Build to Budget
• Integrated Design and Construction
• Other Transaction Authorities
• Alternative and innovative project delivery methods

Expected USACE participation includes representatives from Europe District (NAU), North Atlantic Division (NAD), other USACE organizations involved in project delivery, engineering, construction, contracting, and program management, as well as customer representatives USACE NAU supports.

3. TOPICS OF INTEREST

USACE Europe District is seeking input, statements of capabilities and industry interest in the following topics as it relates to architect-engineer and construction projects:

Other Transaction Authorities (OTA) - Legally binding instruments other than standard procurement contracts, grants, or cooperative agreements. OTAs provide opportunities to structure agreements using commercial-style terms and flexible business arrangements. They may reduce barriers to entry associated with traditional procurement contracts, including certain cost accounting, intellectual property, and contract administration requirements in doing business with the Government.
Progressive Design-Build (PDB) - A phased, collaborative design-build approach allowing for early contractor involvement and progressive pricing as design matures. An application of Other Transactions for prototype, research, and follow-on production efforts outside the traditional FAR-based framework.
Design-Build to Budget (DB2B) - A delivery method that fixes the budget and schedule while allowing scope and design to be optimized within those constraints.
Integrated Design and Construction (IDAC) - Integrated project delivery concepts that align designers, builders, and the Government early to improve collaboration, risk-sharing, and outcomes.
Early contractor involvement - Early contractor involvement (ECI) is a type of construction contract where the principal contractor is engaged at an early stage in a project to offer input into the design phase. The model allows the contractor to have an input in the design of the scheme and suggest value engineering changes.
Collaborative project development - A team-based, integrated approach to delivering a project where all key stakeholders — such as the owner, designer, contractor, and sometimes subcontractors and suppliers — work together from the earliest stages through to completion.
Cost and schedule certainty
Innovation and risk-sharing approaches
Best practices for owner-contractor collaboration
Innovative Partnering Frameworks

The information gathered from this notice may directly shape future acquisition planning, contract structuring, risk-sharing models, and pre-solicitation parameters. The information will also be used to inform content, presentations and discussions for the upcoming Reverse Industry day.*Please see the attached Playbook - Executing PDB with OTA, which is of special interest.

4. CORE CAPABILITY & EXPERIENCE INQUIRIES ("THE PULSE")

Interested firms are requested to provide clear, concise responses to the following inquiries:

Industry Day Participation:

Is your firm interested in participating in the Reverse Industry Day.
Is your firm interested in presenting a case study focusing on topics of interest identified above. Case studies should focus on practical application of one or more acquisition strategies identified above and highlight lessons learned that may benefit future USACE NAU procurements.

Interest & Strategic Alignment:

Is your firm interested in prime contracting opportunities with USACE Europe District that utilize alternative, highly collaborative delivery methods?
What is your firm’s ideal project size (in USD value) or complexity profile for executing a collaborative contract model in Europe?

General Awareness and Experience utilizing collaborative methods:

What is your firm's understanding of the identified collaborative project delivery methods, or local-national equivalent models?
Discuss successful implementation strategies, challenges, and risk mitigation approaches.
What unique challenges, opportunities and risks operating in geopolitically diverse regions should the Government be aware of, considering the OCONUS area of responsibility of the District.

Discuss budget control and target costing execution, specifically:

Describe your firm’s specific processes, design tools, and methodology for executing "Design-to-Budget" (DB2B) parameters. How does your firm handle design changes when the estimated construction cost exceeds the target-cost during pre-construction?
What collaborative project management or cost-estimating tools does your team utilize in real-time to maintain budget transparency and baseline control with the Government?
Under a collaborative model (like PDB or IDAC), what cost-growth or risk-sharing mechanisms (e.g., target-price contracts, shared savings pools) has your firm successfully implemented to align owner-contractor financial incentives?

Sourced Experience & Project History:

Provide up to three (3) examples of projects executed by your firm in the last five (5) years utilizing the identified collaborative project delivery methods or local-national equivalent models). For each project, specify:
- Delivery methodology utilized.
- Initial contract value vs. final cost.
- Target schedule vs. actual delivery date.
- Key lessons learned using the identified collaborative project delivery methods.

5. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

Firms possessing interest, understanding, and capability to support these methodologies are invited to submit their responses.

Response Parameters:
• Page Limit: Not to exceed eight (8) pages total (including cover page).
• Format: Microsoft Word (.docx) or Adobe PDF (.pdf) format.
• Capabilities Submittal: All responses must be submitted electronically to andrew.a.cochran@usace.army.mil with ekaterina.oxley@usace.army.mil CC’d. As noted in the top right corner of this special notice, responses are due Jul 13, 2026 10:00 AM GMT+2.

DISCLAIMER: All submissions will be treated as public domain information for market research purposes. Do not submit proprietary data, protected trade secrets, or sensitive IP.