The U.S. Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region awarded a single-award indefinite delivery contract to Marco-Onopa JV II LLC, a minority-owned small business, for the renovation and repair of facilities at Fort Hood, Texas. The contract, valued at up to $57,595,955, has a base year term with four option years running through April 2025.
Under this IDV, Marco-Onopa is tasked with repairing architectural features, conducting mold and asbestos abatement, replacing interior and exterior building components, painting, and facade cleaning at Army-owned buildings on the installation. Several firm fixed-price delivery orders have been issued against the IDV, including a $244,866.25 order for roof leak repairs, a $1,174,357.51 order for facility renovations, and a $672,964.64 order for additional facility repairs and renovations. The work aims to bring buildings into compliance with federal construction standards and regulations. The contract was initially offered as a competitive 8(a) set-aside procurement with an estimated value range of $25-100 million.
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