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USAF Picks 8 for Stateside Infrastructure Design, Construction Services Under $2B Contract

Eight companies have secured positions on a $2 billion contract vehicle to support the U.S. Air Force’s infrastructure design and construction missions stateside.

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center determined the awardees for Pool 3 of the Architect-Engineer Next program through a competitive acquisition process reserved for small businesses, the Department of Defense said Tuesday.

USAF is obligating $3,000 at the time of award from its fiscal 2021 operation and maintenance funds.

The AE-Next Pool 3 awardees are:

  • Acacia7
  • CEMS-RS&H USAF joint venture
  • EBL Engineers
  • Evergreen JV
  • SOL – Merrick JV
  • HDR and Tehama JV
  • Raymond Pond Full Service Solutions JV
  • Summer Consultants

DOD named 17 winning contractors on Pool 4 in February and announced 14 Pool 1 winners in August.

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