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USACE Jacksonville District Increases AE Services MATOC Capacity by $73M

This notice details a justification for increasing the contract capacity of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Jacksonville District's 2022 Architectural-Engineering (AE) Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC): - USACE seeks to increase the MATOC's shared contract ceiling by $73 million - The increase is needed to support accelerated civil works projects funded by the Bipartisan Budget Act (BBA) - The MATOC currently has less than $1 million in remaining capacity - The MATOC covers civil works projects in the Jacksonville District, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands - Seven AE firms (four large, three small business) are contract holders; specific firm names are not listed in the attachment - The action is a sole-source contract modification, not a new procurement or award - No specific products, part numbers, or quantities are listed; the increase is for professional AE services - The notice is informational, explaining the rationale for the contract modification

Description

This notice provides the justification to award sole-source contract modifications to increase the capacity of the Design IDIQ MATOC that contains the following contracts: W912EP22D0002 (ILSI-Arcadis JV), W912EP22D0004 (CDM Federal Programs Corporation), W912EP22D0005 (SAI-WGI JV), W912EP22D0006 (Kimley-Hanson-Bergmann JV), W912EP22D0007 (AECOM B&V JV), W912EP22D0008 (Stanley Consultants-Stantec JV), W912EP22D0009 (Genterra-Freese And Nichols Small Business Mentor-Protege Joint Venture). This action is pursued under the authority of RFO 6.103-1(c)(2).

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