The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a multiple award task order contract (MATOC) with a potential value of $250 million to support infrastructure projects funded by the Great American Outdoors Act. John Cecil Construction, LLC was awarded the master contract to serve as the prime contractor for delivery orders against the MATOC. The original solicitation sought contractors to provide construction, maintenance, repair and alteration services for real property owned by the Department of the Interior and Forest Service throughout the continental United States and Hawaii.
The materials provided describe several delivery orders awarded to John Cecil Construction under the MATOC totaling over $15 million. The delivery orders were awarded by various Department of the Interior and Forest Service regional offices and involved infrastructure projects such as bridge and road repairs, building renovations, fence installation and culvert replacement on federal lands. The projects were funded through the Great American Outdoors Act appropriations and were to be completed across several states between 2023-2026. The delivery orders were awarded on a firm-fixed price basis under the total small business set aside.