Tetra Tech to provide environmental services for US Coast Guard

Tetra Tech has been awarded a contract by the US Coast Guard (USCG) for professional architect-engineering environmental services.

Under the $60m five-year, multiple-award contract, Tetra Tech will provide services in support of USCG environmental compliance, restoration and environmental liabilities, planning, and sustainability programmes.

Work under the contract will be carried out by the company at both onshore and offshore structures, including navigational aids such as lighthouses, in the US and its territories, and any other location of interest.

For more than 20 years, similar environmental services were provided by Tetra Tech to the USCG through multiple contracts which include all branches of the USCG, including its civil engineering units, facilities design and construction centres, shore infrastructure logistics centres and headquarters.

Separately, the company received another contract from the US Army Corps of Engineers to provide architectural and engineering design services throughout the US Central Command Area of Responsibility and in support of the Transatlantic Division’s worldwide missions.

As part of the $60m new indefinite delivery single-award contract, which has one year period of performance and four optional years, Tetra Tech will provide a full range of services for infrastructure and facilities from the initial stages of program development and planning, through all aspects of design.

Under the previous contract, Tetra Tech is completing its final projects comprising master planning, and design for expansion and modernisation of Iraqi Air Force bases.