The U.S. Army awarded five companies spots on a $249 million contract for professional architect-engineer services.
The Department of Defense said Monday the contractors will compete for orders of the seven-year, firm-fixed-price contract.
The following companies were awarded positions on the contract:
- AECOM Technical Services
- Arcadis
- CDM Federal Programs
- Jacobs Government Services
- Tetra Tech
The five contractors were selected out of the 11 companies that submitted their proposals through an online solicitation posted by the Army.
The service branch will determine funding and work locations with each order, with the project expected to be completed by Sept. 22, 2031.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Omaha, Nebraska serves as the contracting activity.
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