Contract Award: MSMM Engineering LLC New Orleans Louisiana (W912HY-26-D-A001); AECOM Technical Services Inc. Los Angeles California (W912HY-26-D-A002); 5E-LAN JV Houston Texas (W912HY-26-D-A003); Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Arlington Virginia (W912HY-26-D-A004); Baird-Stantec JV Madison Wisconsin (W912HY-26-D-A005); Arcadis U.S. Inc. Highlands Ranch Colorado (W912HY-26-D-A006); MGE Engineering Inc. Sacramento California (W912HY-26-D-A007); FNI COWI & CDM Smith JV Fort Worth Texas (W912HY-26-D-A008); Stanley Consultants Inc. Muscatine Iowa (W912HY-26-D-A009); LH&J/Arcadis JV LLP Metairie Louisiana (W912HY-26-D-A010); CEC-CDM Smith II A JV Bonita Springs Florida (W912HY-26-D-A011); HDR MN Galveston JV Houston Texas (W912HY-26-D-A012); Aptim Federal Services LLC Baton Rouge Louisiana (W912HY-26-D-A013); ICE & Dannenbaum JV 2 Corpus Christi Texas (W912HY-26-D-A014); Geo-Stanley JV3 Kevil Kentucky (W912HY-26-D-A015); and Stantec Consulting Services Inc. (Denver, Colorado (W912HY-26-D-A016) – $900,000,000

MSMM Engineering LLC,* New Orleans, Louisiana (W912HY-26-D-A001); AECOM Technical Services Inc., Los Angeles, California (W912HY-26-D-A002); 5E-LAN JV,* Houston, Texas (W912HY-26-D-A003); Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., Arlington, Virginia (W912HY-26-D-A004); Baird-Stantec JV,* Madison, Wisconsin (W912HY-26-D-A005); Arcadis U.S. Inc., Highlands Ranch, Colorado (W912HY-26-D-A006); MGE Engineering Inc.,* Sacramento, California (W912HY-26-D-A007); FNI COWI & CDM Smith JV, Fort Worth, Texas (W912HY-26-D-A008); Stanley Consultants Inc., Muscatine, Iowa (W912HY-26-D-A009); LH&J/Arcadis JV LLP,* Metairie, Louisiana (W912HY-26-D-A010); CEC-CDM Smith II A JV,* Bonita Springs, Florida (W912HY-26-D-A011); HDR MN Galveston JV, Houston, Texas (W912HY-26-D-A012); Aptim Federal Services LLC, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (W912HY-26-D-A013); ICE & Dannenbaum JV 2,* Corpus Christi, Texas (W912HY-26-D-A014); Geo-Stanley JV3,* Kevil, Kentucky (W912HY-26-D-A015); and Stantec Consulting Services Inc., Denver, Colorado (W912HY-26-D-A016), will compete for each order of the $900,000,000 for engineering services to support planning, engineering, flood damage, floodplain modeling, coastal erosion, storm damage beach nourishment, shoreline and stream bank erosion protection, navigation, environmental and ecosystem habitat restoration, watershed evaluations, infrastructure, and multi-purpose water resources projects. Work locations and funding will be determined with each order, with an estimated completion date of Dec. 7, 2033. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, is the contracting activity.