Contracting Opportunities

• Accident Prevention for USACE Contractors - Training Course - Quarterly, the Baltimore District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in partnership with the Maryland Chapter Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) Accident Prevention for USACE Contractors: How to submit an acceptable USACE Accident Prevention Plan.
  

• Acquisition Strategies - Fiscal Year 2009 Forecast - Updated January 2009
    

• Contract Information
    

• Central Contractor Registration (CCR)
    

• Contractor Quality Control - Training Course - This course must be taken and passed by any contractor aspiring to do work for us on projects of roughly $1 million or more, within 45 calendar days after contract award.
  

• Current Acquisition Opportunities - Baltimore District  - Provides information regarding the District's contracting opportunities.
    

• Design Criteria for AEs
   

• Existing Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs)
   

• Past Contracts Awarded - Information can be found here for District awarded contracts during the period of Fiscal Year 2005 through 2008.
    

• Reference Materials and Forms
   

• Who to Contact

The Baltimore District provides many business opportunities for individuals and firms, such as small disadvantaged and small women-owned businesses, in the civilian community through our engineering and construction management work.

We do construction of new buildings, renovations, alterations and repairs, large and small, and work in partnership with architect/engineer groups from the private sector on these projects. Our work on the Korean War Memorial, renovation of the General Accounting Office, and construction of the HQ Complex at Fort Belvoir, VA, and the Defense Information School at Fort Meade, MD, are just a few examples of opportunities.

We work with local sponsors in the design and construction of flood control projects, which provide contract work for many local companies. And, our cleanup work at formerly used defense sites and EPA Superfund projects means contract work in the areas of hazardous waste cleanup and ordnance removal.

The Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, is rich in engineering and scientific talent, and will continue to provide partnering opportunities now and in the future.