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AECOM-Led Industry Team to Support FEMA’s Flood & Hazard Risk Reduction Program Under $300M IDIQ

A joint venture led by AECOM will provide architectural and engineering services to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s flood and hazard risk reduction initiative under a potential five-year, $300 million contract.

The Compass Production and Technical Services JV will help the agency analyze natural disaster risks in historically underserved and disadvantaged areas throughout FEMA Regions 4, 6 and 7 as part of the Risk Mapping, Assessment and Planning program, AECOM said Monday.

Seventeen states compose the three geographic regions covered by the indefinite-quantity/indefinite-delivery contract to Compass PTS JV.

AECOM’s team members include ABS Group, CDM Federal Programs Corporation, Fugro, Halff Associates and T&M Associates.

The IDIQ award has a performance period of one year and four one-year option periods.

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