Africa USACE MATOC - South & Central Legacy

The Africa USACE MATOC - South & Central Legacy is a Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Europe District for construction and related services across 19 countries in Southern and Central Africa. The contract vehicle focuses on delivering real property repair and maintenance, environmental work, force protection, and construction services to U.S. government agencies operating in the region. Specifically designed to provide flexible task order capabilities, this multiple-award contract allows for rapid deployment of construction and infrastructure support across a geographically diverse and complex region.

The most prominent task order under this vehicle is the AGBAVE Health Center delivery order, valued at $1,172,644.65, which represents the only task order with actual dollar obligations. Other task orders appear to be minimum guarantee orders with zero dollars obligated, likely establishing initial contract mechanisms. The contract vehicle was active from December 2011 to December 2014, with a shared ceiling of $12 million. While the specific prime contractors are not detailed in the provided documentation, the contract indicates no specific set-aside designations were used, suggesting open competition among qualified contractors. Task orders predominantly focus on infrastructure and facility support in countries including South Africa, Zambia, Angola, Rwanda, and other nations in the Southern and Central African regions, providing critical support for U.S. government operations and humanitarian efforts.