Army Building Maintenance 2010-2015

Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region established a Master IDIQ for Army building maintenance in the Pacific region on January 29, 2010, with a final ordering date of March 31, 2015. Ordering under this vehicle closed eleven years ago and is no longer active.

The vehicle executed 512 task orders with a combined potential value of $94.7 million, of which 100 percent has been obligated. Award momentum peaked in 2014 with 124 orders and declined sharply to 21 orders in the final five-month window before ordering ceased. The most recent task order award occurred on February 28, 2015.

Task orders cover routine and capital building maintenance and repair across Hawaii-based Army installations, including structural repairs, HVAC system replacement and installation, water and fire suppression systems, roofing and gutter work, door and window replacement, facility renovations, and grounds improvements. Representative orders include an $897.6 thousand replacement of tanks and smart pumps at Kunia Military Camp and an $1.04 million warehouse site preparation at Schofield Barracks, with typical individual orders ranging from $2,000 to roughly $400,000.

Five primes concentrated the work heavily. Nan Inc. led by combined potential value with $26.3 million across 79 orders; San Construction, LLC followed with $19.8 million across 83 orders; Lyz, Inc. held $18.4 million across 98 orders. Narito Sheetmetal & Mechanical Corporation and M. Shiroma Painting Co., Inc. combined for an additional $24.3 million. These five firms captured 94 percent of the vehicle's combined potential value.

Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region funded 506 of 512 orders worth $94.2 million; the remaining orders were split between Materiel Command's Expeditionary Contracting Command Hawaii and Pacific Command. About 60 percent of orders carried no set-aside designation; 40 percent were competitive 8(a) awards.

All task orders priced on a firm-fixed-price basis performed at Army installations in Hawaii, primarily Schofield Barracks, Fort Shafter, Wheeler Army Airfield, and Pohakuloa Training Area.