The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Center (CEHNC) is hosting a virtual Industry Day to introduce the upcoming HAESI 2.0 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for architectural and engineering (A/E) services. The event provides an overview of technical requirements, acquisition strategy, and timeline for a multi‑year contract that will support U.S. Army installations, U.S. territories, and overseas sites (Germany, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea). The IDIQ will have a three‑year base period with two optional two‑year extensions, targeting up to seven years of work and a total government ceiling of roughly $400 million across all awardees. The Government plans full‑and‑open competition with an anticipated mix of four “other‑than‑small‑business” awards and three small‑business awards, though the exact number may vary. Interested firms must be registered in SAM under NAICS 541330 and, if pursuing work in Italy, be prepared to obtain an Anti‑Mafia certification before any task‑order award.
• Scope: full‑spectrum A/E services—including planning, design, owner’s representative, construction‑phase services, CADD/BIM, value engineering, and related studies.
• Geographic coverage: U.S. Army facilities domestically, U.S. territories, and specified overseas locations (Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea).
• Contract structure: Firm‑fixed‑price IDIQ, 3‑year base plus two 2‑year options, total possible value $400 M; individual firms expected to handle up to $10 M in concurrent task orders annually.
• Small‑business set‑aside: Up to three awards may be reserved for small businesses (≤ $25.5 M NAICS revenue).
• Mandatory registration: All participants must be SAM‑registered under NAICS 541330; firms must be able to meet security, training, and certification requirements (e.g., Anti‑Mafia for Italy work).