The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District awarded multiple indefinite delivery contracts under a Small Business Design-Build Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) to provide construction services in support of military, repair, and maintenance projects. The contracts have a total value of $75 million over five years for the award of firm fixed price task orders ranging from $1-25 million. One task order awarded to Military & Federal Construction Co. for $9.5 million involves building renovations at an Army installation in Columbia, South Carolina, with work expected to be completed by August 2024. A second $0 task order to Military & Federal Construction Co. allows for minimum guarantee work to be issued against the MATOC through March 2022. The originating pre-solicitation opportunity contemplated the award of up to five MATOC contracts as a 100% small business set-aside for facilities construction and sustainment projects for the Army Corps of Engineers Savannah, Charleston, and North Carolina districts, to support infrastructure needs in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
The contracts were awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers against its Small Business Design-Build MATOC to provide general construction services including new builds, repairs, maintenance, and site work at government facilities on a firm-fixed price basis. Military & Federal Construction Co. received task orders for building renovations in South Carolina under the MATOC IDIQ vehicle as well as a minimum guarantee order allowing it to complete work as task orders are issued through early 2022. The scope, purpose, and funding align with the Corps' stated goal of utilizing the small business set-aside MATOC to efficiently complete a range of facilities construction and sustainment projects across multiple states in the region.
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