Indefinite Delivery Contract 693C7326D000002

The Federal Highway Administration's Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division awarded a Multiple Award Task Order Contract Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (MATOC IDIQ) contract to Bluegrass Contracting Corp, a veteran-owned small business based in Lexington, Kentucky, for highway, street, and bridge construction services throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region, encompassing Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Under this Total Small Business set-aside contract valued at $60,000,000 with an ultimate completion date of November 12, 2030, the contract enables the Federal Highway Administration to issue task orders for diverse construction and rehabilitation activities, including roadway and trail rehabilitation, asphalt and concrete pavement construction, embankment work, culvert repairs and replacements, sign installation, bridge structural repairs, and smaller bridge replacements. The contract structure allows for individual task orders ranging from $50,000 to $3,000,000, with contractors authorized to provide incidental design services and design-build services as components of their task orders. This procurement mechanism was competitively awarded through a pre-solicitation notice posted on July 7, 2025, with a shared ceiling value distributed among up to four MATOC contract holders.

Bluegrass Contracting Corp was selected from multiple qualified small business awardees to support the Federal Highway Administration's infrastructure maintenance and construction objectives across federally-managed lands and transportation corridors in the Mid-Atlantic region. The contractor's demonstrated expertise in pavement preservation, bridge rehabilitation, road resurfacing, and emergency repair work, combined with prior successful performance on infrastructure projects for multiple federal agencies, positioned the firm to execute the technical and logistical requirements of this contract. The award capitalizes on the contractor's existing experience with complex, large-scale infrastructure projects and its established relationships with federal land management agencies, enabling efficient delivery of construction services to support the region's transportation infrastructure priorities through the contract's eight-year performance period.