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Vehicle Recompete: ARCHITECT-ENGINEER (A-E) SERVICES MATOC — INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY W911WN21R5000

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This Department of the Army contract is an Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity Multiple Award Task Order Contract for Architect-Engineer services under vehicle W911WN21R5000. The ordering period is set to expire on February 28, 2027, and the vehicle is currently classified as a full recompete. There are four primary award holders managing 16 active task orders with a combined total value of 6,517,658.17 dollars. Gannett Fleming-HDR JV holds the largest share of the work with over 3.6 million dollars across eight orders, including the highest-value project for the Mahoning Dam service bridge replacement. Other significant contributors include Tetra Tech DLZ JV, Bergmann-Arcadis JV, and Black & Veatch - Cowi JV. Key projects under this vehicle focus on critical infrastructure, including wastewater treatment, dam gate maintenance at Montgomery Locks and Dam, gantry crane rehabilitation, and stormwater management for the Elm Run Environmental Infrastructure Program.

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Army IDIQ for architect-engineer services expiring February 2027, totaling over 6.5 million dollars.

NAICS

541330 - Engineering Services

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ARCHITECT-ENGINEER (A-E) SERVICES MATOC (INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY) — vehicle W911WN21R5000 ordering period ends 2027-02-28T00:00:00.000Z. 16 active task orders valued at $6,517,658.17.
4 awards under one solicitation: W911WN22D5001, W911WN22D5002, W911WN22D5003, W911WN22D5004 Original Solicitation: W911WN21R5000 Agencies: Department of the Army Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Incumbents (4 companies hold orders on this vehicle): - GANNETT FLEMING-HDR JV: $3,673,096.13 across 8 orders - TETRA TECH DLZ JV: $1,264,136.66 across 3 orders - BERGMANN-ARCADIS JV: $1,077,871.71 across 3 orders - BLACK & VEATCH - COWI JV: $533,408.23 across 2 orders
Top task orders by value: - DESIGN MAHONING DAM SERVICE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT ($1,725,908.48) - GANNETT FLEMING-HDR JV - A-E SERVICES FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT ($603,864.67) - BERGMANN-ARCADIS JV - DAM GATE MAINTENANCE BULKHEADS AT MONTGOMERY LOCKS AND DAM, MONACA, PA. ($582,191) - TETRA TECH DLZ JV - A-E SERVICES FOR GANTRY CRANES REHABILITATION ($522,050.4) - TETRA TECH DLZ JV - SECTION 219 ENVIRONMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM FOR ELM RUN STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROJECT ($490,350.65) - GANNETT FLEMING-HDR JV

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