The Great American Outdoors Act Multiple Award Task Order Contract is a multiple award IDV awarded by the U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service to procure construction, maintenance, repair and alteration services for real property within the continental U.S. and Hawaii. National Native American Construction, Inc. was awarded as a prime contractor with a potential value of $250 million over five years to December 2026.
Task orders issued against the contract by various federal land management agencies include roof replacements, riprap installation, roadwork, greenhouse modernization, well rehabilitation and other facility upgrade projects. Places of performance span locations in Oregon, Montana, Washington, Idaho and West Virginia. Contract types are predominantly firm-fixed-price and total small business set asides were used in some cases. Funding supports the Great American Outdoors Act's allocation of maintenance funding for public lands managed by Interior, Forest Service, National Park Service and other bureaus.
The original solicitation sought responses from businesses capable of providing construction services contemplated under the Act's restoration of deferred maintenance backlogs. This includes repairs as well as new construction to improve infrastructure supporting conservation, public access and agency operations on federal lands as mandated by the funding legislation.
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