Army Small Business Construction Service IDIQ

The Army Small Business Construction Service IDIQ is a multiple-award contract vehicle designed to provide design-build and construction services specifically for small businesses working with the United States Army. The contract, awarded on March 4, 2010, with a last order date of March 4, 2015, enables small business contractors to compete for and execute various construction and facility modification projects across Army installations and properties. Task orders under this vehicle demonstrate a wide range of construction capabilities, including facility upgrades, infrastructure improvements, specialized construction work, and demolition services.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently show small business set-aside designations and cover diverse construction scopes such as latrine construction, facility renovations, trench drain installations, bay door modifications, and infrastructure upgrades at various military locations. The task orders range in value from approximately $186,000 to $15.7 million, with typical completion periods between 6-24 months. Notable project locations include Fort Sill in Oklahoma, Lake Eufaula, and various Corps of Engineers sites across the central United States. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers appears to be the primary funding agency, with task orders predominantly using firm fixed-price contract mechanisms. Downey Contracting, L.L.C. is identified as a recurring prime contractor on multiple task orders within this IDIQ vehicle.