The Department of the Treasury's United States Mint has awarded a $25 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to Yerba Buena Engineering & Construction, Inc., a certified HUBZone small disadvantaged business, to provide construction, renovation, and maintenance services at the Mint's San Francisco facility. Under this IDC, Yerba Buena has been issued several firm-fixed-price delivery orders for specific projects, including replacing fans, air compressors, windows, and installing exterior fencing, turnstiles, and security systems. The work is focused on upgrading and maintaining the physical infrastructure at the San Francisco Mint to support the agency's coin production operations. No set-aside designations were applied to these delivery orders, which range in value from $16,100 to $2,437,200 and have completion dates ranging from 2024 to 2026. As the prime contractor, Yerba Buena will leverage its expertise and resources as a minority-owned, Hispanic American firm to execute these facility improvement projects for the United States Mint.
The scope of the overall IDC contract reflects the Mint's need to modernize and maintain its San Francisco production facility. The delivery orders awarded to date cover a variety of construction, renovation, and security enhancement activities, demonstrating the breadth of services Yerba Buena will provide under this single-award IDC. By utilizing an IDIQ contract structure, the Mint can efficiently procure these infrastructure upgrades through task orders as needs arise, rather than conducting separate procurements. The selection of a small disadvantaged business like Yerba Buena also aligns with the Mint's and Treasury Department's objectives to support diversity in federal contracting.
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