8A MACC DBB Hampton Roads Area

Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this multiple-award design-build and design-bid-build IDIQ on May 17, 2023, supporting sustainment, maintenance, and minor construction across the Hampton Roads area through May 16, 2028; 1 year 9 months of ordering authority remains. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $249 million and has fully obligated its $234.8 million in combined task-order potential value across 111 awards to 10 prime contractors, with all 100% of potential value committed and firm fixed-price delivery orders active through mid-2030. Order volume peaked in 2024 at 48 awards but declined sharply in 2025 and 2026 (31 and 1 awards respectively), suggesting the vehicle is nearing exhaustion of planned procurements despite remaining ordering window.

Mig Gov, LLC leads by order count with 31 awards totaling $68.2 million in potential value, followed by Argus CJW JV 3 LLC (18 orders, $29.4 million) and TST Tactical Defense Solutions, Inc. (18 orders, $20.3 million). By combined potential value, Mig Gov, LLC remains first at $68.2 million, with Baron-Rand JV LLC second at $48.5 million and Stampede Ventures, Inc. third at $47.6 million—a concentration pattern in which five firms hold 91 percent of combined potential value while the top five by order count represent 84 percent of activity.

Department of the Navy Installations Command dominates customer activity with 49 orders worth $121.8 million in potential value, roughly 52 percent of vehicle volume, with Naval Facilities Engineering Command placing 28 orders at $44.2 million. Remaining Navy commands (Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, United States Fleet Forces Command) place smaller individual orders; 14 distinct customer agencies are represented.

Seventy-nine percent of orders (88 awards) carry no set-aside; competitive 8(a) accounts for 14 percent (15 orders); total small business comprises 7 percent (8 orders). Task orders range widely in value—from a $5,000 minimum guarantee to multiple awards exceeding $20 million—with common projects including building envelope repairs (windows, roofing, exterior walls), mechanical and electrical upgrades, HVAC replacements, facility renovations, and infrastructure work at Naval Station Norfolk, NAS Oceana, Dam Neck Annex, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek–Fort Story.

Primarily this IDIQ will support sustainment, maintenance and minor construction programs that typically include demolition, repair, replacement, renovations, supporting infrastructure, and minor new construction. Types of project may include, but are not limited to building envelope (windows, doors, exterior walls, and roofs), comprehensive fire protection, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical renovations, elevators repairs/replacement, waterfront repairs, tanks repair/replacement, etc. Types of facilities may include, but are not limited to, administrative, industrial, warehouses, hangars, maintenance, communications, schools/training/education, personnel support, recreational, food services, lodging, medical, training areas/ranges, roads, parking lots, etc