Indefinite Delivery Contract N6274225D1344

The Design-Build Multiple Award Construction Contract (DBMACC) for Guam and Other Areas represents a $15 billion, multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle awarded to Gilbane Federal JV by Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Pacific on September 10, 2025. The contract establishes an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) framework with a performance period of 96 months (60-month base term plus three 12-month option periods), extending through September 9, 2033. This unrestricted procurement, with no set-aside designation, was solicited on an unrestricted basis and evaluated through a two-phase best value trade-off process emphasizing technical approach, relevant experience, and performance confidence assessment. The contract covers design-build and design-bid-build construction services for U.S. military facilities throughout Guam and other areas under NAVFAC Pacific's cognizance, with task orders anticipated to range between $25 million and $1 billion.

The contracted scope encompasses comprehensive military construction services including new construction, renovation, additions, upgrades, and alterations across diverse facility types such as dormitories, dining facilities, classrooms, medical treatment centers, administrative buildings, consolidated armories, combat logistics facilities, and gymnasium complexes. As a joint venture construction services provider with established expertise in military construction, Gilbane Federal JV brings significant relevant experience through its existing $2.5 billion NAVFAC Facilities and Infrastructure IDV and $1 billion Medical Facility Construction IDV, both supporting similar mission sets across military installations. The contract guarantees a minimum of $25,000 per awardee and positions Gilbane Federal JV to serve as a primary design-build construction partner for NAVFAC Pacific's capital improvement and facility modernization initiatives throughout the Pacific region, with primary emphasis on military installations in Guam.