Army A-E for Petroleum Oils and Lubricants 2012-2017

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha established this architect-engineer Master IDIQ for petroleum oils and lubricants (POL) infrastructure design services on March 1, 2012, with a final ordering date of February 28, 2017—now closed for more than nine years. The vehicle awarded 76 delivery orders totaling $23.9 million in combined potential value, of which $23.5 million (98%) has been obligated. All task orders are unrestricted (no set-aside).

Ordering momentum accelerated near the vehicle's close: the portfolio awarded only 5 orders in 2013 but ramped to 22 orders in 2017, reflecting a strong final push before cutoff. The most recent task orders, all awarded on or before February 28, 2017, ranged in value from $37 thousand to $2 million, with individual ceilings typically between $50 thousand and $800 thousand, though several larger design and construction-phase orders exceeded $1 million (including W9128F12D0002-0028 at $1.92 million ceiling and W9128F12D0005-0004 at $2.01 million ceiling).

Three firms dominate the award count and value: Burns & Mcdonnell Engineering Company, Inc. (30 orders, $8.7 million), Pond & Company (21 orders, $8.6 million), and Robert And Company (25 orders, $6.7 million). These three captured all 76 orders.

Customer concentration is high. Defense Logistics Agency Energy placed 44 orders (58% of the portfolio) valued at $10.8 million, primarily for tank inspections and fuels infrastructure at domestic military installations and overseas bases. Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha followed with 21 orders ($5.9 million), while the Corps' Japan district placed 3 orders ($3.5 million). Nine distinct customer agencies placed orders overall.

Awarded work spans site inspections (above-ground storage tanks, API tank inspections), requirements documents, design phases (35%, 65%, 100% design), construction-phase services, and planning studies across domestic and overseas locations. Notable projects include hydrant fuel systems and tank replacement at Nellis AFB, Iwakuni Japan, and Kadena AB. Place of performance includes continental U.S. military installations and significant overseas work in Japan, Honduras, and other OCONUS locations.

This vehicle is expired and closed to new task orders. It represents a completed acquisition family with no successor vehicle noted in the source.

Architect engineering design services for worldwide locations, petroleum, oils, and lubricants (POL) center of expertise (COE), Omaha district, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.