The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing a five‑year IDIQ multiple‑award task‑order contract to provide full‑scope architectural‑engineering services for hazardous, toxic and radioactive waste (HTRW) projects across the New England states and other North Atlantic Division locations. The contract will support site inspections, remedial investigations, feasibility studies, design, removal actions, and regulatory compliance under EPA Superfund, DoD BRAC, DERP, and FUDS programs, requiring extensive environmental, geotechnical, chemical, and risk‑assessment expertise. Up to six contracts (minimum three small‑business awards) will be awarded from a $49 million shared ceiling, with typical task orders ranging from $100 k to $5 M.
• Supports a full spectrum of HTRW activities including investigations, designs, remediation, and compliance reporting.
• Requires licensed professional engineers, geologists, hydrogeologists, chemists, risk assessors, and other specialists with state licensure in the Northeast.
• Small‑business firms must meet a $25.5 M average annual gross revenue threshold and can receive up to three unrestricted contracts.
• Submission of detailed SF‑330 resumes, past‑performance questionnaires, and a Small‑Business Subcontracting Plan (for large firms) is mandatory.
• Awards anticipated by fall 2027 with a five‑year ordering period.