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Continental Mapping Awarded Five-Year USACE St. Louis IDIQ

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Author:Ryan Mitchell
Michael Johnson
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September 2016 — Continental Mapping has been selected for a five-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) St. Louis District. The agreement carries a total ceiling value of $12.5 million and supports surveying and mapping initiatives across areas where USACE maintains operational interests, both within the continental United States (CONUS) and internationally (OCONUS).

The St. Louis District serves as the USACE Technical Center of Expertise for photogrammetric mapping, granting it a nationwide and global jurisdiction for geospatial services tied to federal infrastructure and engineering missions.

Expanding Federal Mapping Capabilities

Although Continental Mapping has previously secured four small business IDIQ contracts with USACE for surveying and mapping services, this latest award was obtained under an unrestricted vehicle. The distinction underscores the company’s demonstrated capability to compete beyond small business set-aside programs while continuing to operate within that classification.

Dave Hart, Co-founder of Continental Mapping, described the award as a significant milestone that reflects the organization’s readiness to manage diverse and complex mapping assignments across the country.

Ongoing Engagement with USACE and DoD

In addition to the St. Louis District contract, Continental Mapping maintains active IDIQ agreements with the Tulsa and Fort Worth Districts of USACE. The company also routinely delivers surveying and geospatial data development services to Department of Defense clients worldwide.

Comprehensive Geospatial Services Portfolio

Headquartered near Madison, Wisconsin, Continental Mapping provides a broad range of geospatial data solutions. Its services include land and hydrographic surveying, aerial, mobile, and terrestrial lidar acquisition, unmanned aerial systems operations, photogrammetric mapping, geographic information systems (GIS), and remote sensing.

The newly awarded IDIQ strengthens Continental Mapping’s long-standing partnership with USACE and reinforces its role in supporting federal engineering and infrastructure programs through advanced geospatial technologies.

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