Army HUBZone Horizontal Construction IDIQ 2010-2015

Award Date 3/24/2010
Last Date To Order 3/23/2015
Shared Ceiling $150M
Federal Agency
ENDIST Galveston
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Army HUBZone Horizontal Construction IDIQ 2010-2015 is a multiple-award contract vehicle focused on horizontal construction services for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Southwestern Division. The contract vehicle supports infrastructure and environmental restoration projects, primarily involving civil engineering work such as roadway repairs, levee construction, waterway access improvements, and placement area maintenance. The master IDIQ was designed to provide flexible, on-demand construction services with a shared ceiling of $150 million, enabling rapid deployment of construction resources across various geographic locations.

Task orders under this contract consistently focused on infrastructure and environmental projects in Texas, with typical values ranging from $3,000 minimum guarantee orders to substantial projects exceeding $8 million. Notable task orders included coastal and waterway projects like Houston Ship Channel levee repairs, Corpus Christi Ship Channel ecosystem restoration, and Point Mansfield harbor dewatering operations. All task orders were set aside for HUBZone-certified contractors, supporting small businesses in underserved areas. The contract featured firm fixed-price delivery orders with completion dates typically spanning from 2010 to 2015, though some projects extended into 2020. Geographically, the work concentrated on Texas counties including Brazoria, Cameron, Willacy, Calhoun, and Victoria, with a strong emphasis on coastal and maritime infrastructure improvements.

Generated 7/16/25, 12:25 AM