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Vehicle Recompete: MEIDAE FY23 — IDIQ MEIDAE FY23

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The MEIDAE FY23 is a Department of Defense IDIQ contract for mechanical and electrical architecture-engineering services, designated as a total small business set-aside. The vehicle has a ceiling value of 7,175,882 dollars and an ordering period that extends through July 28, 2027. This contract is classified as a full recompete under NAICS code 541330. Three companies currently hold orders on this vehicle, with Design Alaska, Inc. securing the highest value, including a major task order for microreactor synchronization valued at nearly 7 million dollars. Other significant work includes fire suppression and protection design handled by HZA Engineering, LLC, and snow making equipment repair at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, performed by CRW Engineering Group, Inc.

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DoD IDIQ for mechanical and electrical engineering services, ceiling 7,175,882 dollars, ends July 2027.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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SBA

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MEIDAE FY23 (IDIQ) — vehicle MEIDAE FY23 ordering period ends 2027-07-28T00:00:00.000Z. 0 active task orders valued at $0.
Idc - mechanical/electrical a-e services Original Solicitation: W911KB23R0017 IDV Ceiling: $7,175,882 Set-Aside: Small business set aside - total Contracting Office: Department of Defense Agencies: Department of Defense Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Incumbents (3 companies hold orders on this vehicle): - DESIGN ALASKA, INC.: $7,175,882 across 3 orders - HZA ENGINEERING, LLC: $1,894,394 across 2 orders - CRW ENGINEERING GROUP, INC.: $542,850 across 2 orders
Top task orders by value: - EIE490 MICROREACTOR SYNCHRONIZATION ($6,940,788) - DESIGN ALASKA, INC. - JBE091 DESIGN FOR FIRE SUPPRESSION ($1,199,913) - HZA ENGINEERING, LLC - FTW480 FIRE PROTECTION B3030 TASK ORDER FOR AE DESIGN ($694,481) - HZA ENGINEERING, LLC - FTW477 SNOW MAKING EQUIPMENT REPAIR B1185 BIRCH HILL SKI AREA, FORT WAINWRIGHT, ALASKA ($446,033) - CRW ENGINEERING GROUP, INC. - FTW501 LCCA ($128,660) - DESIGN ALASKA, INC.

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