Africa USACE MATOC - West Legacy

This vehicle is closed and no longer available for new work. Department of the Army European Command established the Africa USACE MATOC - West Legacy Master IDIQ on August 19, 2011, with a shared ceiling of $12 million. The last date to place orders was August 7, 2018 — over seven years ago — and the vehicle was formally superseded by four regional Africa USACE MATOC vehicles (West, North, East, and South & Central), with the West replacement becoming the active successor for construction services in Western Africa.

The portfolio issued 33 delivery orders totaling $7.9 million in combined potential value, with $7.8 million (99 percent) already obligated. Activity peaked in 2013 with 18 orders, then declined sharply: 4 orders in 2014, 3 in 2015, 6 in 2016, and only 1 in 2018. Task orders funded construction and facility enhancement work across Western African locations including Niger, Benin, Chad, Togo, Burkina Faso, and Uganda, covering warehouses, maintenance facilities, hangars, maternity wards, and supporting military infrastructure. Awarded work was primarily firm fixed-price, with individual order ceilings ranging from $5 thousand (minimum guarantees) to $1.5 million.

Department of the Army European Command sourced 32 of 33 orders ($7.4 million combined potential value), with a single order to the Army Corps of Engineers National Capitol Region. All 33 orders carried no set-aside designation. Cnaf Construction Sarl-Set Dis Ticaret San Petrol Tasimacilik Atik Sistem LTD IS Ortakligi dominated by value (8 orders, $3.7 million), while Dover Vantage Inc. led by order count (9 orders, $1.7 million). Together these two firms held roughly 70 percent of task-order potential value. The remaining value was split among three undisclosed foreign awardees ($1.5 million), United Infrastructure Projects Fzco ($518 thousand), Noro Insaat Taahhut Turizm Nakliyat Dis Ticaret Sanayi VE Ticaret LTD STI ($425 thousand), and a small group of other contractors.

Do not pursue this vehicle. It is expired and replaced. Contractors interested in African construction work under USACE authority should target the active regional MATOC vehicles instead.

This is a closed, legacy Master IDIQ for construction services in Western Africa. This vehicle ended in August 2014 and has been replaced by four U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Multiple-Award Task Order Contracts (MATOC) for construction services - one for each of the four major regions of the African continent. The current vehicles are Africa USACE MATOC (West), Africa USACE MATOC (North), Africa USACE MATOC (East), Africa USACE MATOC (South & Central).