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9 Companies Win Spots on $249M Army Healthcare Facility Design-Build Contract


The U.S. Army has selected nine companies to compete for task orders to design and build healthcare facilities for the Army Medical Command under a potential three-year, $249 million contract.

The Army Corps of Engineers received 18 bids for the two-phase construction projects via the internet and will determine the amount of funds and performance locations with each order, the Defense Department said Wednesday.

DoD said the firm-fixed-price contract will run through June 13, 2020.

The awardees are:

  • ABM Government Services
  • Barlovento
  • DMCA
  • Global Engineering and Construction
  • J&J Worldwide Services
  • Kirlin Builders
  • The Robins and Morton Group
  • United Excel
  • Walsh Construction

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