AECOM wins $490mln US Army Corps contracts for European infrastructure projects

AECOM has been awarded two contracts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District for architecture and engineering services across Europe, with a combined ceiling of over $490 million. The contracts span various countries, including Germany, Poland, and Norway, and focus on resilient infrastructure projects. AECOM has a 30-year partnership with the USACE, continuing to fulfill similar contracts for over 15 years.

AECOM (NYSE: ACM), a global infrastructure leader, has been awarded two significant contracts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Europe District for architecture and engineering (A/E) services across Europe. The contracts, which have a combined program ceiling of over $490 million, will support projects in Germany, Poland, the Benelux region, Czech Republic, Norway, and Denmark. The contracts are indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) agreements with a five-year duration, allowing for flexible and responsive service delivery [1].

AECOM will serve as the prime contractor for both contracts, providing multi-disciplinary A/E services for the design of new and renovated military infrastructure. The work encompasses project planning, concept design, design-build packages, full design, permitting, environmental documentation, and engineering studies. The projects will focus on both horizontal and vertical infrastructure development, with a strong emphasis on resilience. AECOM has been delivering similar services for over 15 years under predecessor contracts [1].

The contracts align with U.S., host nation, and NATO-specific design codes and standards, reflecting AECOM's commitment to sustainability and future-readiness. The company's extensive expertise in the region, with more than 25 offices and 2,000 professionals, will enable it to provide tailored and responsive services. AECOM has also been awarded a five-year IDIQ contract to continue providing master planning and design services for the USACE Europe District, spanning 31 countries [1].

Through these contracts, AECOM aims to deliver infrastructure that supports operational effectiveness while also strengthening surrounding communities. The company's global network of professionals will play a crucial role in ensuring the success of these projects.

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[1] https://aecom.com/press-releases/aecom-awarded-two-u-s-army-corps-of-engineers-contracts-for-architecture-and-engineering-services-across-europe/