The US Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District, has issued an RFP for a firm-fixed-price IDIQ Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) to provide power construction and services in contingency or austere environments. A target of three to seven contracts will be awarded under a total shared contract capacity of $249,000,000.00. Performance will support USG, Coalition Forces/Organizations, and Host-Nation Governments/Forces/Organizations within the CENTCOM AOR and selected EUCOM countries including Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Norway, Turkey, Slovakia, and Greenland. A virtual industry day will be hosted on 17 September 2026 at 1000 hrs ET, with meeting-invitation requests due in writing to the listed Points of Contact no later than 24 hours prior, 16 September 2026 at 1000 hrs ET. Amendments include consolidated RFI responses, Industry Day materials, and attachment revisions such as Host Nation compliance requirements for individual orders in Turkey, Romania, and Poland.

The US Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District, seeks proposals for a firm-fixed-price IDIQ MATOC for power construction and services in contingency or austere environments supporting USG, coalition, and host-nation requirements. Performance is within the CENTCOM AOR and selected EUCOM countries including Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Norway, Turkey, Slovakia, and Greenland. The PCS II MATOC has total shared contract capacity of $249,000,000.00, with a target of three to seven contracts awarded to a pool that will compete for individual task orders. A virtual industry day will be held on September 17, 2026 at 1000 hrs ET, and offerors must request the meeting invitation in writing by 24 hours prior, September 16, 2026 at 1000 hrs ET. Recent amendments provide consolidated RFI responses, industry day presentation slides and attendee list, a revised bid schedule replacing Denmark with Kosovo, and Host Nation compliance requirements for Turkey, Romania, and Poland.

Amendment 0001 adds Host Nation compliance requirements for individual orders in Turkey, Romania, and Poland, revises related attachments, and corrects administrative errors. The US Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District, seeks a firm-fixed-price IDIQ Multiple Award Task Order Contract for power construction and services in contingency or austere environments supporting U.S. government, coalition, and host-nation entities. Performance covers the CENTCOM Area of Responsibility and select EUCOM countries including Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Norway, Turkey, Slovakia, and Greenland, with a target of three to seven awards and total shared contract capacity of $249,000,000.00. A virtual industry day will be hosted on 17 September 2026 at 1000 hrs ET, and offerors must request the meeting invitation in writing by 16 September 2026 at 1000 hrs ET.

The US Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District, seeks proposals for a firm-fixed-price IDIQ Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for power construction and services in contingency or austere environments. Work supports temporary or enduring requirements of the U.S. Government, coalition forces/organizations, and host-nation governments/forces/organizations within the CENTCOM AOR and select EUCOM countries including Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Norway, Turkey, Slovakia, and Greenland. The MATOC will award a target of three to seven contracts to a pool of contractors that will compete for individual task orders under a total shared contract capacity of $249,000,000.00. A virtual industry day will be hosted on 17 September 2026 at 1000 hrs ET; offerors must request the meeting invitation link in writing to the listed POCs by 16 September 2026 at 1000 hrs ET.

This pre-solicitation notice announces a planned firm-fixed-price IDIQ MATOC for power construction and services in contingency or austere environments. The contract will support US, coalition, and host-nation entities within the CENTCOM area of responsibility and select EUCOM countries including Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Bosnia, Norway, Turkey, Slovakia, and Greenland. The government intends to award between three and seven contracts under a total shared capacity of $249,000,000. This notice is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a request for proposals.