Army Medical Facility IO&T

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville established this Master IDIQ for comprehensive initial outfitting and transition services to Army medical facilities on June 29, 2010, with a shared ceiling of $13 million and a final ordering deadline of December 28, 2015 — making this vehicle closed to new orders for over ten years.

The vehicle is effectively exhausted. Ordering ceased in September 2015, the most recent task order award dating to September 15, 2015. The 47 task orders issued under the vehicle obligated $382.8 million against a combined potential value of $387.6 million, representing 99 percent utilization. Annual ordering peaked in 2011 at 14 orders and declined sharply thereafter, falling to just one order in 2015, reflecting completion of the vehicle's core mission to furnish Army medical facility construction projects through the early-to-mid 2010s.

Work contracted under the vehicle comprised equipment purchasing and comprehensive initial outfitting and transition services — planning, procurement, and turnover support — for specific Army medical facilities and research installations including Fort Detrick, Fort Hood, Fort Riley, Fort Bragg, Fort Eustis, Fort Irwin, and Camp Zama, Japan. Individual task orders typically funded facility-specific scopes tied to new construction, renovation, or expansion projects with firm fixed-price or time-and-materials pricing.

Task-order values ranged from small minimum guarantees (as low as $5,000) to major facility programs exceeding $57 million. The largest awards included $57.0 million to General Dynamics Information Technology for the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center replacement at Fort Hood, $55.7 million to an unnamed prime for the Fort Detrick research laboratory replacement, and $45.9 million for an equipment purchasing option at another location. The median task order fell well below these outliers, with most orders falling between $2 million and $7 million.

Competition was concentrated among five primes holding 68 percent of task orders: Military Healthcare Outfitting & Transition (5 orders, $115.5 million combined potential value), General Dynamics Information Technology (6 orders, $101.6 million), BTF Solutions, A Joint Venture (5 orders, $96.2 million), Omega Group Industries Corp. (6 orders, $21.6 million), and Martek Global Services (8 orders, $13.6 million). These five held 90 percent of combined potential value. The vehicle supported ten distinct primes overall.

About half the 47 task orders (25 orders, 53 percent) designated Total Small Business set-aside; the remainder (22 orders, 47 percent) were unrestricted. All orders funded the single customer: Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville. This vehicle no longer presents pursuit opportunity and should not be considered for new business development.

Comprehensive Initial Outfitting and Transition (IO & T) Services for various U.S. Army medical facilities.