BRAC-Related Contracting Opportunities

The 2005 BRAC process is the largest, most complex and costliest BRAC round to date. By DoD’s own estimates, the implementation of the BRAC recommendations will cost over $32.4 billion during the six year implementation period. This ever-evolving sum represents an abundance of contract opportunities for businesses across all industries.  In the Greater Washington Metro area several military installations will experience tremendous growth due to BRAC, including Ft. Meade in Anne Arundel County, Aberdeen Proving Ground in Harford County, National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Army National Guard Readiness Center in Arlington County, Ft. Belvoir in Fairfax County and MCB Quantico in Prince William and Stafford Counties.  This growth will result in a number of Defense-related business development prospects for local companies.

While the most visible opportunities tied to BRAC consist of construction-related goods and services, considerable dollars will also be spent on relocation services, information technology support, project management, research & development and professional support services, to name a few examples.

Contract Opportunities

Click on any of the following to learn about contract opportunities with:


Army


Baltimore District Corps of Engineers


Fort Belvoir


Fort Sam Houston

  • See "Contracting Storyboard" updates in the File Cabinet (upper right-hand section of this page)


Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall


Mark Center (BRAC 133)

  • Clark Construction and Shirley Contracting Company won the $695M contract to lead the design/build of DoD’s BRAC 133 project at the Mark Center in Alexandria. Learn more about subcontracting opportunities with Clark (PowerPoint).
  • The following companies are listed as major partners on the BRAC 133 project and may have subcontracting opportunities for small businesses:
    • HKS, Inc. (Washington, DC) – project architects
    • Wisnewksi Balir & Associates, Ltd. (Alexandria, VA) – project architects
    • STU-DIOS Architecture (Washington, DC) – interior architect
    • Southland Industries (Dulles, VA) – mechanical contractor
    • M.C. Dean, Inc. (Dulles, VA) – electrical contractor


Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

  • Clark Construction Group and Balfour Beatty Construction received the design-build contract in March 2008 and began construction in July on the new campus.
  • The following companies are listed as major partners on the Walter Reed project and may have subcontracting opportunities for small businesses:
    • HKS of Dallas, TX - Architect of Record
    • Wingler Sharpe of Wichita Falls, TX -architectural renovation and new construction design
    • Hartman-Cox Architects of Washington, D.C., historic preservation/restoration
    • Haley & Aldrich of McLean, VA, geotechnical engineering
    • Dewberry of Fairfax, VA, civil engineering/landscape design
    • Cagley & Associates, of Rockville, MD, structural engineering
    • Southland Industries of Dulles, VA, mechanical/plumbing design and construction
    • M.C. Dean of Dulles, VA, electrical/IT design and construction

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