Air Force Regional Engineering and Construction - West 2016-2021

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center awarded this Master IDIQ for regional engineering and construction services in the western United States on November 9, 2016, with ordering authority through November 9, 2021. The vehicle is closed to new orders; the last order issued was in October 2024, nearly three years after the ordering deadline, indicating residual spend-down authority or administrative closeout activity. The combined potential value across 76 task orders is $493.1 million, of which $457 million (93%) has been obligated.

Recent ordering momentum remains modest but active. The vehicle issued eight orders in 2024, seven in 2023, and averaged approximately 13 orders annually during its active ordering window (2020–2021). Task orders span airfield repairs and overlays, HVAC and fire suppression system replacements, fuel tank repairs at multiple bases, building renovations including dormitories and hangar work, and specialized facilities such as munitions maintenance buildings and anechoic test chambers. Order values range from $1 million to $48 million in potential value, with recent awards including a $36.9 million design-build repair at Los Angeles Space Force Base and $27.6 million for aircraft ramp repairs at Travis Air Force Base.

HHI Corporation leads by potential value at $108.7 million across 12 orders, followed by Insight Environmental Engineering & Construction at $100.9 million across six orders. Ahtna-CDM Smith JV and Bhate Environmental Associates each hold 15 orders but at lower individual values ($61.5 million and $54 million respectively). The top five primes capture 76% of combined potential value, indicating moderate concentration with secondary and smaller contractors filling gaps.

Air Combat Command places the most orders (32), controlling roughly $126.7 million in potential value, followed by the contracting organization itself (Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center) at 17 orders worth $155.7 million. Defense Logistics Agency Energy accounts for 10 orders totaling $101 million. These three customers represent 91% of task orders.

Set-aside distribution is balanced: 53% of orders carry no set-aside designation, while 47% are designated Total Small Business. Most task orders are firm-fixed-price with durations extending into 2026 and 2027, indicating long-duration construction and renovation work. Performance occurs across western Air Force installations including Hill, Luke, Nellis, Beale, Travis, Edwards, and Eielson Air Force Bases, plus overseas locations such as Guam and Hawaii.