The Department of the Army, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Kansas City District has a requirement for civil works planning and design services to support projects within USACE’s Kansas City and Omaha Districts and their assigned areas of operations, including military installations.

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• The required services will involve preparation of a wide variety of civil works planning and design documents, environmental documents, studies, and specifications for projects. The contracts may also be utilized to support planning and design for military projects and design projects within the civil works and military boundaries of USACE’s Northwestern Division. Under certain circumstances, as determined necessary to meet mission requirements and with approval of the contracting officer, the contracts may be utilized to support projects nationally for civil works, military, hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste (HTRW), and Interagency and International Services (IIS) programs.
• The required A-E services will relate to planning, studies, technical analysis, designs of flood risk management projects, dams, levees, channels, pump stations, operations of projects, general investigations, river/stream bank stabilization projects, hydrology, river and stream hydraulics (steady/unsteady state), ecosystem restorations, cultural resources, deployment of geographic information systems (GIS), public involvement, socioeconomic analyses, stormwater and sewers, value engineering, surveying/photogrammetry/lidar, Phase I HTRW evaluations, Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD), Building Information Modeling (BIM), environmental compliance documents, risk assessments, environmental and biological projects, water supply/demand, water reliability, water distribution systems, reservoirs, sedimentation, bridges, hydraulic structures, culverts, railroad track and appurtenance design, roadways, lighting, traffic control, pavement designs, engineering during construction, and other ancillary items to support the mission.
• Services may include consulting, analyses, and design services including expert elicitation for risk methodology and policy development; risk analyses and screenings; issue evaluation studies; feasibility studies; reservoir water control manual updates; base condition risk assessments; safety modification studies; formulation of modification alternatives; construction sequencing, techniques, activities, evaluations and methodologies; periodic assessments; determination of total and incremental risk reduction benefits that can be realized from corrective actions; and other studies and evaluations under the dam safety, levee safety and flood risk management programs.
• The projects may include all necessary water resources planning, environmental compliance, and engineering and design disciplines required for the various project purposes. In some cases, projects may also require independent expert reviews and GIS deliverables.
• Project-specific requirements will be described in each individual task order’s statement of work.  Multiple task orders may be awarded with similar completion schedules and overlapping delivery dates.