Army 174th Fighter Wing Construction IDIQ 2012-2017

The Army 174th Fighter Wing Construction IDIQ 2012-2017 is a multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicle providing construction and facilities modification services for the Air National Guard. The contract covers a wide range of construction activities, including facility renovations, infrastructure upgrades, electrical and mechanical systems improvements, roofing repairs, pavement work, and specialized construction projects at military installations. Awarded in May 2012 with a total shared ceiling of $360 million, the contract was designed to support ongoing maintenance and improvement needs for the 174th Fighter Wing's physical assets.

Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a diverse range of small-scale to substantial construction efforts, with contract values ranging from under $10,000 to nearly $5 million. Frequently awarded contractors include E.l. Ames, Inc. (doing business as R.j. Ortlieb Construction Company), Structural Associates Inc., and Rand & Jones Enterprises Co, Inc. Most task orders were set aside for total small businesses and focused on specific facility upgrades at locations in New York, particularly in Mattydale and Rome. Typical project scopes included building alterations, infrastructure repairs, electrical and HVAC system upgrades, roofing work, and specialized construction like antenna installations and pavement reconfigurations. The contract primarily served the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard, with most projects targeting specific buildings and infrastructure components within military facilities.