ECC Constructors, a Burlingame, California-based construction and environmental services contractor, has received a $500 million modification to an existing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract supporting emergency response requirements.
The modification increases the available contract capacity and extends the ordering period under agreement W912EK-22-D-0004.
The action was announced November 6, 2026, and is being administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois.
The expanded contract will allow the government to issue additional orders for emergency response services as operational requirements emerge.
Individual work locations and funding commitments will be determined through subsequent orders.
The agreement has an estimated completion date of February 17, 2027.
The modification provides additional flexibility to obtain contractor support for urgent assignments requiring engineering, construction, operational, and logistical resources.
Emergency response programs often require the government to mobilize qualified contractors on short notice, particularly when conditions make conventional procurement timelines impractical.
Maintaining established contracting arrangements can help accelerate the assignment of work while preserving government oversight of project scope and funding.
The Army Corps of Engineers plays a significant role in emergency management and infrastructure-related response activities.
Its responsibilities can include coordinating resources to support recovery operations and other requirements involving damaged or disrupted facilities.
ECC Constructors’ expanded contract provides the government with additional capacity to request services within the existing procurement framework.
The original agreement followed a competitive procurement process in which nine bids were received.
The $500 million modification represents increased contract capacity rather than confirmation that the full amount has been obligated for immediate performance.
Specific projects, geographic locations, and funding levels will depend on orders issued by the government.
The action supports the Army Corps’ ability to maintain contracting resources for changing emergency response needs.
Through the revised agreement, ECC Constructors will remain positioned to receive additional work while the government manages operational priorities and funding requirements through February 2027.
