Professional Land Survey Services IDC primarily for Border Infrastructure Project Management Office, US Army Corps of Engineers

The United States Army Corps of Engineers serves as the program and project management service provider for the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection to provide professional land survey services along the southwestern border of the United States. This effort primarily focuses on border infrastructure across California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, though services may extend to other USACE programs within the Southwestern and South Pacific Divisions. Under solicitation W9127S19R6016, the agency intended to award ten Indefinite Delivery Contracts as a Total Small Business Set-Aside pool with a combined award capacity of 240 million dollars, with this specific action representing the second of those ten awards. Managed by the USACE Little Rock office under NAICS code 541370, the procurement process included several amendments to clarify submission requirements and evaluation criteria. These modifications addressed critical details regarding surveyor licensing, past performance evaluations, and the electronic delivery of proposals via the AMRDEC site. The final award notice was posted on September 30, 2019, following a solicitation period that refined formatting guidelines and page count rules to ensure a standardized competitive process.