AECOM has been awarded a position on the General Services Administration’s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) contract, a 10‑year, no‑ceiling IDIQ that gives the firm access to all U.S. federal civilian agencies and the Department of Defense.
The award allows AECOM to provide integrated architectural, engineering, environmental compliance, remediation, advisory and program‑management services across the federal government. The OASIS+ vehicle is the largest government‑wide, multi‑agency contract designed to streamline procurement of non‑IT professional services.
The contract is a material win for AECOM, which reported $16.1 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2025. The new vehicle is expected to generate multi‑year revenue streams and further cement the company’s position as a leading provider of professional services for federal infrastructure projects. AECOM’s long‑standing relationship with the GSA—over 50 years—underscores its credibility and ability to win such contracts.
AECOM’s executive leadership highlighted the strategic importance of the award. Karl Jensen, executive vice president of the Governments business, said the contract “provides a gateway to a wide variety of government work, expanding our opportunity to support critical initiatives across the federal landscape.” Sam Donelson, chief executive of the U.S. East region, noted that the award reflects the company’s focus on expanding its federal portfolio and its track record of delivering industry‑leading solutions.
The OASIS+ program is organized into domains that group related services, making it easier for agencies to find the expertise they need. AECOM’s #1 ENR rankings in several categories reinforce its technical leadership and position it well to win and execute complex, multi‑disciplinary projects under the new contract.
In addition to the OASIS+ award, AECOM recently secured a $270 million contract with the Federal Aviation Administration for architecture and engineering services nationwide, further demonstrating its growing engagement with federal agencies.
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