The 30th Civil Engineering Squadron Vandenberg Space Force Base Construction and Maintenance 2025-2030 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award vehicle designed to provide streamlined acquisition of maintenance, repair, and minor construction services at Vandenberg Space Force Base and associated sites including Santa Ynez Peak, Orcutt Hill, Point Mugu, Pillar Point Air Force Station, and Anderson Peak Tracking Station. The contract covers projects that do not require the use of a registered architect or engineer, with individual task orders ranging from $2,000 to $5,000,000 in value. Work is executed on a firm fixed-price basis through delivery orders issued by the 30th Contracting Squadron, with the Base Civil Engineering organization identifying construction tasks and Contracting negotiating and issuing task orders to qualified contractors. The vehicle operates under a competitive 8(a) set-aside structure reserved for Small Business Administration Program Participants, with a shared ceiling of $60,000,000 and an ordering period extending through July 20, 2030.
Task orders awarded under this vehicle demonstrate a diverse portfolio of base engineering work, including taxiway edge light replacement ($4.0M), office renovations ($380K), slurry road and parking lot construction ($325K), security fence installation ($132K), drainage and culvert repairs ($315K), heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system repairs ($1.0M), and dry camping facility development ($1.4M). The typical task order value ranges from $2,000 minimum guarantee awards to approximately $4.0M for specialized infrastructure projects, with completion dates generally extending 6 to 24 months from award. RDZ Contractors, Inc. and J G Contracting have emerged as the primary award recipients, both minority-owned 8(a) Program Participants headquartered in California, with all awards issued without additional set-aside designations indicating competitive selection among eligible contractors. Funding is administered through Air Force Space Command, with work performed at Vandenberg Space Force Base locations in Lompoc, California, and the surrounding region.