The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command awarded Journey Construction, Inc. an indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $150 million to provide design-build and construction services for infrastructure and real property projects supporting the 7th Civil Engineer Squadron at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas. Under multiple firm fixed price delivery orders, Journey Construction is delivering HVAC repair and replacement, storm damage repair, building demolition, flight line security gate renovation, and hangar fire suppression system repair services at Dyess Air Force Base through November 2027. Journey Construction also received a $500 delivery order for onboarding process support under the multiple award construction contract.
The original solicitation sought proposals for indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts with a total ceiling value of $150 million to provide construction and design-build services for the 7th Civil Engineer Squadron over seven years. The Air Force intended to award approximately five contracts under a total small business set aside. The proposed initial task order involved repairing Building 6030 at Dyess Air Force Base valued between $1-5 million with a one year period of performance. Journey Construction is delivering the contracted services as a small business and certified HUBZone firm from multiple locations in Abilene, Texas in support of the Air Combat Command's infrastructure needs.