The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources (IWR) is issuing a Multiple‑Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) to provide a broad suite of water‑resources analytical and professional support services. The effort will be structured as an IDIQ with a base year and up to four one‑year options (potentially extending an additional six months). The contract ceiling for the shared pool is $49.5 million. Work will encompass technical research, data management, modeling, economic and risk analyses, training, facilitation, and development/maintenance of decision‑support tools across all Civil Works mission areas (navigation, flood risk, ecosystem restoration, hydropower, regulatory, recreation, water supply).
• Provides nationwide, multidisciplinary expertise: hydrologic/hydraulic engineering, economics, social science, data science, AI/ML, GIS, software development, and training/facilitation.
• Requires compliance with extensive security, safety, data‑residency, and Section 508 accessibility requirements; contractors must develop a Quality Control Plan and may need a NAC clearance.
• Contractor must deliver reports, analytic tools, multimedia products, surveys, and training materials as task‑order deliverables, with unlimited government rights.