Army POCA Construction Services 2011-2016

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Tulsa established a Master IDIQ for Army performance-oriented construction activities (POCA) services on May 10, 2011, with ordering authority that expired September 29, 2016. This vehicle is closed to new orders and no longer active for pursuit.

The vehicle executed 111 task orders over its five-year ordering window before closure. Orders declined sharply in its final years—from 31 orders in 2012 to just 7 in 2016—signaling wind-down of the program. The combined potential value across all awarded task orders reached $114.2 million, with $108.6 million already obligated (95% of the vehicle's total capacity).

Awarded work encompassed facility renovation, building demolition, utilities infrastructure repair and replacement, and mechanical systems upgrades at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, and other installations managed by the USACE Tulsa District. Representative task orders included major projects: $12.4 million in fire suppression system repairs at Sierra Army Depot, California; $10 million renovation of the Twaddle Reserve Center at Tinker AFB; and $7.3 million renovation of an Airmen Training Complex. Task-order values ranged from under $50 thousand to more than $12 million, with most individual orders between $500 thousand and $4 million.

Approximately 96 percent of all task orders were awarded as 8(a) sole-source contracts, with the remainder issued unrestricted. Red Cedar Enterprises Inc. led by order count with 12 awards totaling $21.5 million in combined potential value, followed by Arnold Electric Inc. (14 orders, $2.9 million) and BNJ Builders, LLC (11 orders, $3.7 million). By potential value, Red Cedar Enterprises ($21.5 million), Federal Program Integrators, LLC ($20 million), and Ma-Chis Kawv Iii, LLC ($18.8 million) held the largest shares. The top five primes by potential value captured 71 percent of the vehicle's combined value across 18 total contractors—a moderately concentrated competitive structure. The Engineering District Tulsa placed 106 of 111 orders ($90.5 million potential value); remaining orders funded Army Materiel Command and other USACE district operations.

Army performance oriented construction activities (POCA) services IDIQ (2011-2016)