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Fugro N : US Army Corps of Engineers awards Fugro five‑year contract for critical infrastructure mapping
Fugro N : US Army Corps of Engineers awards Fugro five‑year contract for critical infrastructure
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The award builds on a long-standing relationship between USACE and Fugro, which has supported Corps programmes for more than three decades by delivering accurate, decision-ready Geo-data for planning, construction, asset management and environmental stewardship across a wide range of infrastructure systems. The contract is being administered by USACE's St. Louis District, which plays a leading role in shaping how geospatial data is applied across the Corps' civil and military activities. Under the contract, Fugro will deliver work through task orders, collecting high-resolution geospatial data using crewed and uncrewed platforms and applying cloud-based, AI-enabled automation with expert oversight to deliver mapping and survey products. Together, these capabilities support consistent data delivery across diverse operating environments, helping project teams make well-informed decisions on accelerated timelines. Task orders from the previous IDIQ illustrate how this work supports USACE priorities in practice. On the civil side, Fugro is delivering mapping and elevation data for the Upper Mississippi River Restoration Program, supporting navigation management and environmental rehabilitation along one of the nation's busiest inland waterways. For military infrastructure, Fugro is collecting aerial imagery and high-density lidar data across multiple US Army installation sites in Alaska for land-use planning, facility maintenance and operational decision-making in remote and logistically challenging environments. "The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers relies on consistent, high-quality geospatial data to plan, maintain and modernise infrastructure across an exceptionally wide range of environments," said Dave White, Fugro's Geospatial Programme Director in the Americas. "This contract reflects USACE's need for scalable mapping and survey capability and our ability to deliver reliable, decision-ready Geo-data in support of critical infrastructure and national readiness."