ALBANY — Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture announced Tuesday that the company has begun work on a new project at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library in Arkansas.

The announcement means that EYP now has ongoing projects at all 12 of the presidential libraries in the United States.

“The National Archives [and Records Administration] is the client and we have an open term contract with them to receive task orders for any type of work they need done at the presidential libraries,” EYP spokeswoman Kelly Donahue said. “Currently what we’re doing for the Clinton library is a business assessment report to take a look at the entire building to understand what needs to be done for upgrades, maintenance, etcetera.”

EYP officials said the Albany-based company is not authorized by NARA to reveal the size of the contract but did say EYP might later gain contracts to perform projects it identifies in the business assessment report for the Clinton Library.

EYP has gained some large-scale contracts through its association with NARA, including the design of a new addition to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston, Mass.