AFICA Environmental Services & Construction-PACAF (AFICA ESC-PACAF)

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center established this Master IDIQ for environmental services and construction at Pacific Air Forces installations on November 30, 2016, with a shared ceiling of $48 million and ordering deadline of November 28, 2021—now closed for over four years. The vehicle is effectively inactive for new work, though two task orders were awarded as recently as May 2022 under existing authority. Of $59 million in combined task-order potential value, $47.6 million (81%) has been obligated, leaving minimal room for new activity.

CES Insight LLC dominates the vehicle, holding 20 of 56 total awards representing $37 million in potential value—over 60% of combined vehicle value. Three additional primes hold the remainder: EA Engineering, Science, And Technology, Inc., PBC (15 orders, $7 million); Brice Environmental Services Corporation (6 orders, $8.2 million); and BEM Systems Inc. (4 orders, $5.1 million). The competitive landscape is tightly concentrated, with these four firms capturing the great majority of all work.

Task orders fund almost exclusively Air Force Civil Engineer Center programs (53 of 56 orders, $55.9 million), with minimal activity from Pacific Air Forces (2 orders, $2.5 million) and Defense Logistics Agency Energy (1 order, $617 thousand). About three-quarters of orders carry no set-aside designation, with the remainder designated for small business. Work performed spans PACAF installations across Alaska, Hawaii, and Wake Island, including long-range radar sites (Indian Mountain, Tatalina, Cape Newenham, Point Lay), major bases (Eielson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson), and isolated facilities. Recent orders span remedial action construction, environmental monitoring, hazardous waste management, water system maintenance, and compliance support. Typical task-order values range from under $50 thousand for administrative and compliance support to $6 million for major remedial construction. The vehicle executed 12 orders in 2018 and 11 in 2019, declining sharply to 5 in 2020–2021 before dropping to 2 in 2022.

The Air Force Installation Contracting Agency (AFICA), Joint Base San Antonio Texas, in support of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC), has awarded a Master IDIQ for environmental services and construction to address environmental needs at Air Force installation locations within the PACAF Region, for which AFCEC customers have responsibility. Requirements under this contract primarily support environmental restoration/remediation and operations/services efforts to address environmental needs at PACAF installations and other locations in accordance with technical, legal, and policy requirements.