Army POCA Construction Services 2011-2016

The Army Performance Oriented Construction Activities (POCA) Construction Services 2011-2016 Master IDIQ contract is a comprehensive construction and facilities maintenance contract focused on repair, renovation, and infrastructure improvements for U.S. Army and Air Force facilities. The contract vehicle primarily covers a wide range of construction services, including building repairs, system upgrades, ventilation improvements, electrical work, demolition, and infrastructure modifications. Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a flexible approach to addressing diverse facility maintenance and modification needs across military installations, with a strong emphasis on targeted, project-specific interventions.

The majority of task orders were concentrated at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma, with project values ranging from approximately $16,000 to over $12.4 million. Predominantly set aside as 8(a) Sole Source awards, the contract supported multiple prime contractors in executing specialized construction and renovation work. Typical projects included HVAC system replacements, roof repairs, building renovations, electrical upgrades, and infrastructure demolition. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Defense Logistics Agency were the primary funding agencies, with most task orders utilizing firm fixed price contracts. The contract vehicle's performance period spanned from May 2011 to September 2016, enabling efficient, targeted construction and maintenance solutions for military facilities across multiple locations, with a geographic concentration in Oklahoma and occasional work in California.