August 31, 2026

$19M Real Estate Title Services Contract Awarded to CRB-PLS LLC, USACE Fort Worth District

Supporting federal land acquisition, civil works initiatives, and real estate management across major water resources and defense projects, CRB-PLS LLC has been awarded a $19,000,000 firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract. The multi-year small business contract vehicle finances professional real estate title examination, land boundary research, and title support services for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District.

Contract Details: At A Glance

Contractor:CRB-PLS LLC
Award Date:August 31, 2026
Contract Value:$19,000,000 (Maximum Shared Capacity)
Project:Real Estate Title Services IDIQ
Location:Various locations across USACE Fort Worth District Area of Responsibility
Contract Number:W9126G-26-D-A060
Awarding District:U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District

District Context & Mission Impact

This critical real estate support contract is administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District. The Fort Worth District manages an extensive geographical area spanning Texas and Louisiana, overseeing major reservoir networks, flood damage reduction systems, military installation construction, and military border infrastructure. Land acquisition for civil works and military projects requires clear, unencumbered real property title. Comprehensive title searches, abstract research, easement evaluations, and curative title services enable USACE real estate specialists to establish legal federal site ownership and right-of-way permissions prior to construction and project development through 2031.


Contractor Spotlight & Industry Context

Based in O’Brien, Florida, CRB-PLS LLC provides specialized professional land surveying, mapping, boundary investigation, and real estate title support services for federal and state government entities. Bids were solicited via the internet with one proposal received. Executing multi-state real estate title examinations across rural, urban, and coastal floodplains requires in-depth examination of historical land deeds, severed mineral ownership, utility easements, and legal boundary encumbrances. Utilizing multi-year IDIQ contracts ensures USACE land acquisition teams can quickly procure title reports and maintain strict civil works delivery schedules.

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