Army South Afghanistan Construction IDIQ 2010-2012

The Army South Afghanistan Construction IDIQ (2010-2012) was a multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract focused on construction and infrastructure development in Afghanistan during the Operation Enduring Freedom period. The contract vehicle facilitated rapid deployment of construction services across various military and provincial facilities in southern Afghanistan, with task orders primarily addressing infrastructure improvements, facility construction, and utility upgrades. The contract enabled U.S. Army engineers and contractors to quickly execute critical construction projects supporting military operations and local infrastructure development.

The task orders under this IDIQ consistently ranged from $240,000 to $16.6 million, with most projects targeting specific military installations, provincial headquarters, waste management facilities, roads, and utility systems. Common project types included constructing uniformed police district headquarters, small arms ranges, fire stations, waste water treatment plants, and solid waste management complexes across locations like Kandahar, Tarin Kowt, and Zabul Province. All task orders were firm fixed price with no specific small business set-asides, and most were linked to Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Freedom's Sentinel national interest action codes. The ultimate completion dates for these task orders typically spanned between 6-18 months, with most concluding by mid-2013, reflecting the contract's focused timeframe during the military drawdown period in Afghanistan.