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Vehicle Recompete: A-E SERVICES FOR WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT — INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY W912DR22R0007

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The Department of the Army has established an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity vehicle for Architect-Engineer services at the Washington Aqueduct under solicitation W912DR22R0007. The ordering period for this contract extends through February 7, 2028. Currently, there are 11 active task orders with a combined total value of 10,217,074.09 dollars. The contract is classified as a full recompete and is managed under NAICS code 541330. Four companies hold awards under this vehicle, with Delon Hampton and Associates, Chartered leading in total value at over 5 million dollars. Other key incumbents include AH Environmental Consultants, LLC, R2T, Inc., and Dhillon Engineering, Inc. Major projects under this vehicle include the preparation of design-bid-build documents to bring the WFB into full active service, chemical storage tank condition assessments, and transmission mains condition assessments.

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Army IDIQ for Washington Aqueduct architect-engineer services through 2028, totaling over 10 million.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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A-E SERVICES FOR WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT (INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY) — vehicle W912DR22R0007 ordering period ends 2028-02-07T00:00:00.000Z. 11 active task orders valued at $10,217,074.09.
4 awards under one solicitation: W912DR23D0003, W912DR23D0004, W912DR23D0005, W912DR23D0006 Original Solicitation: W912DR22R0007 Agencies: Department of the Army Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Incumbents (4 companies hold orders on this vehicle): - DELON HAMPTON & ASSOCIATES, CHARTERED: $5,079,458.05 across 3 orders - AH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, LLC: $2,084,300.81 across 3 orders - R2T, INC.: $2,000,255.06 across 2 orders - DHILLON ENGINEERING, INC.: $1,053,060.17 across 3 orders
Top task orders by value: - THE ARCHITECT-ENGINEER (A-E) SHALL PREPARE DESIGN-BID-BUILD CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FOR THIS PROJECT. IN GENERAL TERMS, THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF BRINGING THE WFB INTO FULL ACTIVE SERVICE. ($4,612,833.86) - DELON HAMPTON & ASSOCIATES, CHARTERED - CHEMICAL STORAGE TANK CONDITION ASSESSMENT ($1,997,255.06) - R2T, INC. - TASK ORDER FOR THE TRANSMISSIONS MAINS CONDITIONS ASSESSMENT AT THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT. ($1,298,180.17) - AH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, LLC - THE ARCHITECT-ENGINEER (A-E) SHALL PROVIDE PROJECT MANAGEMENT, INSPECTION ACTIVITY OVERSIGHT AND DESIGN SERVICESIN ADDITION TO OVERALL COORDINATION WITH ALL ITS SUBCONTRACTORS AND WA. ($783,120.64) - AH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, LLC - MAINTENANCE BUILDING RENOVATION STUDY FOR THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT. ($695,521.2) - DHILLON ENGINEERING, INC.

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