Army HUBZone Construction Service IDIQ

The Army HUBZone Construction Service IDIQ is a master contract vehicle designed to provide design-build and construction services specifically for Army facilities and infrastructure projects. The contract vehicle focuses on supporting military construction needs, with task orders ranging from facility renovations to new building construction. Its primary objective is to deliver construction services through HUBZone-certified small businesses, ensuring targeted support for historically underutilized business zones while meeting the U.S. Army's infrastructure development requirements.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a diverse range of construction projects, with values typically ranging from $287,429 to $8,218,319, and performance periods generally spanning one to three years. Notable task orders include constructing an Army Initial Training (AIT) Battalion Headquarters at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, repairing a Canadian campground at Canton Lake, and replacing a project office roof system at Lake Texoma, Texas. All task orders are set aside exclusively for HUBZone contractors, indicating a strong commitment to supporting small businesses in underserved communities. The contract appears to be primarily funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with project locations spanning multiple states including Oklahoma, Texas, and potentially Canadian border regions. The delivery orders predominantly utilize firm fixed-price pricing, providing clear cost predictability for the government.