Indefinite Delivery Contract SP060025D8371

This Indefinite Delivery Contract, awarded to Canoochee Electric Membership Corporation (Canoochee EMC) on April 1, 2004, represents a continuation of a prior indefinite delivery vehicle initially awarded on September 28, 2001, and transferred to new contract administration. The contract is valued at approximately $367.4 million with an ultimate completion date of February 23, 2054, and operates under the E-Utility Privatization program for the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region. As a single-award contract with no set-aside designation, this indefinite delivery vehicle provides the contracting officer with the flexibility to issue task orders for utility operations, maintenance, energy efficiency services, and infrastructure support to federal military installations throughout the southeastern United States, with particular emphasis on facilities in Georgia including Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield.

Canoochee EMC, a not-for-profit electric cooperative based in Reidsville, Georgia, has established specialized expertise in delivering utility-related services to federal government agencies since 2001. The contractor's service offerings under this IDV encompass utility operations and maintenance, energy conservation measures, capital investment recovery, electrical infrastructure improvements, and facility support services. The 50-year period of performance reflects the long-term nature of utility privatization arrangements typical of installation support contracts, enabling the Army to leverage private sector utility expertise while maintaining continuity of critical energy and water infrastructure services across its southeastern installations. Contract modifications have included revisions to key sections addressing scope, contract terms, performance specifications, and administrative provisions.