Army Kansas City 8a Construction IDIQ 2011-2016

The Army Kansas City 8a Construction IDIQ 2011-2016 is a multiple award task order contract (MATOC) focused on construction and infrastructure improvement projects for military installations. Specifically designed as an 8(a) contract, this vehicle enables small, disadvantaged businesses to perform construction services for the United States Army across military bases in the Midwestern United States. The contract was established with a base year and four option years, with a shared pool funding limit of $49 million, and was primarily used for facility repairs, infrastructure upgrades, and new construction projects on military installations.

Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a diverse range of construction activities, including runway repairs, HVAC system replacements, building construction, road improvements, and utility infrastructure work. The task orders typically range in value from approximately $1.4 million to $9.2 million, with completion periods spanning from several months to around two years. Most task orders were set aside as competitive 8(a) contracts, with performance locations primarily concentrated in Kansas and Missouri, including Fort Riley, Fort Leavenworth, Whiteman Air Force Base, McConnell Air Force Base, and Forbes Field. The contracting agency consistently used firm fixed-price pricing for these delivery orders, providing cost certainty and predictability for both the government and the contractors. While specific prime contractors are not named in the provided documentation, the 8(a) designation indicates that small, disadvantaged businesses were the primary recipients of these construction task orders.