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Air Force Picks 3 Firms for $500M Architect-Engineering Services Contract

construction-blueprints-designThe U.S. Air Force has selected three companies to provide architect-engineering services for environmental projects under a potential eight-year, $500 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

The Defense Department said Dec. 21 the contract includes support for environmental compliance and restoration, base realignment and closures, military family housing and other programs.

The chosen companies are:

  • AMEC Programs
  • CH2M Hill
  • Zapata

The contract runs through Dec. 21, 2023, DoD added.

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Air Force Picks 3 Firms for $500M Architect-Engineering Services Contract

The U.S. Air Force has selected three companies to provide architect-engineering services for environmental projects under a potential eight-year, $500 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract. The Defense Department said Dec. 21 the contract includes support for environmental compliance and restoration, base realignment and closures, military family housing and other programs. The chosen companies are: AMEC Programs CH2M Hill