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Nine Firms to Vie for State Dept’s Architecture, Engineering IDIQ


State DepartmentThe State Department has released a shortlist of companies that seek to provide architecture and engineering services for U.S. operations worldwide.

The nine companies will proceed to the evaluations stage after they submit additional information to the department’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations, the State Department said Monday.

Up to five contractors will be selected to help the department plan, build and rehabilitate mission facilities across the world.

The companies are:

  • AECOM
  • Caples Jefferson Architects
  • CH2M Hill
  • Davis Brody Bond
  • EYP
  • Jacobs Government Services
  • Louis Berger Group
  • Moore Ruble Yudell Architects
  • Ross Barney Architects

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