The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded multiple indefinite delivery contracts under a solicitation seeking proposals to provide global petroleum, oils, and lubricants services worldwide in support of bulk fuel storage tanks and distribution systems. The contracts have a combined ceiling value of $880 million and are held by Cape-Burns & McDonnell Joint Venture, among others.
Under the contracts, the Defense Logistics Agency Energy and Department of the Navy have issued various task orders to Cape-Burns & McDonnell JV for services including cathodic protection repairs, replacement of gas lines, installation of thermal relief valves and product recovery tanks, and repair of fuel storage tanks. Locations of performance include bases in California, Hawaii, and El Centro with periods of performance from 2020 through 2025. Collectively, the task orders have values ranging from $10,000 to $10.2 million.
The original solicitation sought proposals to provide inspection, maintenance, repair and construction of bulk fuel infrastructure through multiple-award contracts as the Naval Facilities Engineering Command's incumbent contracts were set to expire. Proposals were evaluated based on technical approach, experience, past performance, and participation of small businesses, with at least three awards reserved for small businesses.
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