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Army Awards $10B in Alternate Care Facility Construction Contract Modifications

Jeff Brody

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued contract modifications worth $10B combined to two joint ventures and eight independent firms contractors to design, construct and temporarily repurpose public facilities for health care work.

The modifications bring the multiple-award contract’s overall ceiling value to $10.99B, the Department of Defense said Wednesday.

USACE will determine performance locations and funds with each order. Contract work is estimated to be finish by April 3, 2021.

The contractors are:

  • AECOM Technical Services
  • Global Engineering & Construction
  • Herman Construction Group
  • J and J Maintenance
  • JJBrun joint venture
  • Kirlin Builders
  • M. A. Mortenson
  • StructSure Projects
  • Synergy Kirlin JV II
  • Valiant Government Services

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