Army MEDCOM Design Build MATOC 2

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Little Rock established a Master IDIQ on June 15, 2020, to support MEDCOM's Medical Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization program across CONUS, Alaska, and Hawaii through September 24, 2025—the vehicle is now closed to new task-order awards as of that date. The vehicle carried a total small business set-aside at the solicitation phase and held a shared ceiling of $240 million.

The vehicle funded design-build services for medical facility sustainment, renovation, alteration, repair, and new construction across hospital systems, clinics, administrative buildings, ambulatory facilities, warehouses, labs, dental and veterinary clinics, and wellness centers. Task orders ranged from $250,000 to $15 million in the original solicitation guidance, though awarded orders reflect much higher values; the vehicle obligated $193.9 million against a combined task-order potential value of $245.1 million (79% obligated).

Five primes shared the workload with stark concentration at the top. Royce Construction Services, LLC captured 20 orders valued at $122.3 million combined potential, and SES Construction and Fuel Services LLC won 12 orders valued at $94.1 million combined potential—together they account for roughly 88% of combined potential value. Global Engineering & Construction, LLC holds 4 orders at $28.7 million. Ordering momentum accelerated sharply in 2024, with 16 orders placed that year compared to 2–4 per year from 2021 through 2023; 2025 saw 9 orders before the ordering period closed, including significant awards in late September and October to replace chillers, cooling towers, fire alarm systems, roof work, and facility infrastructure at bases including Wright-Patterson, Scott, Nellis, Luke, Beale, and Fort Cavazos.

The Defense Health Agency funded 14 orders at $75 million combined potential (37% of the portfolio), followed by the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Little Rock with 10 orders at $59.1 million and the Engineering Support Center Huntsville with 5 orders at $36.1 million. About 79% of awarded task orders carried no set-aside designation; 21% (8 orders) were small business set-asides.

The vehicle is no longer accepting task-order releases.

The purpose of this MATOC is to continue US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) support of the Continental United States (CONUS)-wide, Alaska (AK) and Hawaii (HI) U.S. Army Medical Command (MEDCOM) Medical Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization (MSRM) program in fiscal years 2020 through 2024. The MEDCOM Design-Build (DB) process uses highly qualified healthcare contractor to deliver the highest quality design and construction. The MEDCOM MSRM program includes the sustainment and renewal of hospitals, clinics, medical administration buildings, ambulatory health facilities, medical warehouses, medical labs, biological engineering labs, dental clinics, veterinary clinics, wellness centers and any other buildings connected to/associated with the U.S. Army MEDCOM.