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Army Engineers Tap Six Firms for Military Project Support Contract

Jeff Brody

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has selected six companies to compete for military project support orders under a contract worth up to $40M over five years.

Contractors will help USACE carry out initiatives within its North Atlantic Division area of responsibility and  Baltimore District in Maryland, the Department of Defense said Friday.

USACE received 26 bids for the contract via the internet and will determine funds and work locations upon issuance of each order.

The awardees are:

  • AECOM (NYSE: ACM)
  • Burns & McDonnell Engineering
  • GF-D Design Partners joint venture
  • HDR Engineering 
  • Stantec Consulting Services
  • Whitman, Requardt and Associates

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