Army Building Maintenance 2010-2015

The Army Building Maintenance 2010-2015 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle was established to provide comprehensive building maintenance, repair, alteration, and improvement services for U.S. Army facilities primarily in Hawaii. The contract encompasses a wide range of construction and maintenance activities, including mechanical system replacements, structural repairs, infrastructure upgrades, and facility modifications. Task orders under this vehicle address diverse needs such as HVAC system replacements, electrical work, plumbing repairs, roofing interventions, and general building renovations across multiple Army installations.

The task orders demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from small-scale repairs around $3,000 to significant renovation projects approaching $1 million. Approximately 40% of the task orders were set aside for Competitive 8(a) small business contractors, while the remaining were unrestricted. Performance locations were predominantly in Hawaii, specifically at installations like Schofield Barracks, Fort Shafter, and Wahiawa Air Force Base. Common project types included replacing air conditioning units, repairing infrastructure, upgrading electrical systems, renovating building interiors, and performing miscellaneous maintenance tasks. The contract vehicle's ultimate completion date was March 31, 2015, suggesting a five-year period of active task order issuance with projects often having completion dates extending into 2016.