Air Force Regional Engineering and Construction - Central 2016-2021

The Air Force Regional Engineering and Construction - Central 2016-2021 (AFREC-C) is a multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive infrastructure, construction, renovation, and repair services for U.S. Air Force installations primarily in the central United States region. The contract vehicle enables the Air Force to quickly procure engineering and construction services through task orders, covering a wide range of facility improvements including building renovations, airfield infrastructure upgrades, utility system repairs, and specialized infrastructure projects. Task orders under this vehicle support mission-critical infrastructure maintenance, upgrades, and new construction across various Air Force bases, Air National Guard facilities, and other Department of Defense installations.

The task orders under this contract vehicle exhibit significant diversity in scope and value, ranging from small facility repairs around $200,000 to large-scale infrastructure projects exceeding $40 million. Frequently winning prime contractors include Bhate Environmental Associates (small business), Mowa-Barlovento Joint Venture A (minority-owned small business), CMS Corporation (minority-owned small business), HHI Corporation (woman-owned small business), and Bristol General Contractors (Alaska Native Corporation-owned small business). Common funding agencies are the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, Air Combat Command, Air Education and Training Command, and the Defense Logistics Agency Energy. Task orders commonly involve repairs to runways, taxiways, aprons, fuel storage facilities, dormitories, hangars, and other critical infrastructure at installations including Offutt Air Force Base, Joint Base San Antonio, Goodfellow Air Force Base, and others across Texas, Nebraska, New Mexico, and surrounding states. Set-aside designations vary, with approximately 40% of task orders designated for small businesses across various socioeconomic categories.