Andrew Mccaskill

Andrew McCaskill serves as the primary contracting lead for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ W07V Endist Vicksburg office, overseeing the acquisition of civil infrastructure and military engineering services critical to the Mississippi River basin. His responsibilities include managing the full lifecycle of complex construction and engineering contracts, ensuring alignment with federal procurement regulations and the agency’s mission to enhance flood control, navigation, and water resource resilience. He routinely handles large-scale, mission-critical procurements under FAR Part 36, with a focus on design-build, cost-reimbursement, and fixed-price contracts for heavy civil works projects. McCaskill maintains long-standing relationships with a core group of experienced contractors, including MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC, BAIRD-STANTEC JOINT VENTURE, ARCADIS U.S., INC., SOL-MERRICK JOINT VENTURE II, LLC, and LINFIELD, HUNTER & JUNIUS, INC. These partnerships reflect a preference for joint ventures and established firms with proven expertise in hydraulic structures, dredging, and levee systems. His contracting approach emphasizes technical capability, past performance, and regional familiarity, often favoring vendors with demonstrated success in complex, environmentally sensitive water resource projects. His procurement patterns show a strong emphasis on open competition, with 58.8% of awards issued without set-asides, while maintaining a significant commitment to small business participation—33.3% of contracts are total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, and 7.8% are designated for women-owned small businesses. He actively supports socioeconomic goals through targeted small business outreach and mentorship programs, ensuring broad vendor access without compromising mission readiness. McCaskill’s portfolio is overwhelmingly concentrated in NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction), reflecting his specialization in non-highway civil works such as dam rehabilitation, channel stabilization, and flood risk reduction infrastructure. He also procures supporting engineering services under NAICS 541330, ensuring integrated design and environmental compliance. His technical domain expertise lies in hydraulic engineering, sediment management, and federal water resource policy, making him a key figure in sustaining the nation’s inland waterway infrastructure.