Command Wide O&M Project Execution Contract (COMPEC)

HQ Air Force Reserve Command awarded this Master IDIQ for construction and engineering activities supporting Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization of real property at Air Reserve locations and tenant facilities. The vehicle's ordering period closed on June 30, 2013, making it no longer available for new task orders. It has been superseded by Command Wide O&M Project Execution Contract II, awarded in September 2012.

This vehicle is fully exhausted and closed to pursuit. All 94 task orders issued under it have been obligated; the combined potential value of $147 million has been fully spent. The most recent task order was awarded in September 2012, nearly fourteen years ago. The vehicle was established in August 2008 and reached peak activity in 2009 and 2010, when the Air Force Reserve Command issued 28 task orders each year before declining to 12 per year in 2011 and 2012.

Scope across awarded task orders spans design-build and conventional construction, repair, alteration, and renovation services. Common work includes roof repairs and replacements, HVAC system repairs and replacements, aircraft parking ramp and taxiway repair and resurfacing, fire detection and suppression system repairs, building renovations for functional conversion, electrical and generator installation, water line and drainage system repair, and airfield lighting control repair. Several orders funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) addressed deferred maintenance and facility upgrades.

Competition concentrated heavily among six primes. Gilbane Federal and Geo-Marine, Inc. each held 24 task orders; Weston Solutions Inc. and Emr, Inc. each held 16 orders. Gilbane Federal captured the largest combined potential value at $42.7 million despite tying with Geo-Marine on order count. These four firms, plus CDM / Cape, A Joint Venture, accounted for 97 percent of all task orders.

Task orders were unrestricted competitive awards with no set-aside designations. Funding was heavily concentrated in Air Force Reserve Command, which placed 78 of 94 orders totaling $120.7 million combined potential value—about 82 percent of the vehicle's total. The remainder funded Department of the Air Force programs, Air Force Finance and Accounting Service, and Air Force Headquarters.

Individual task-order values ranged from under $200,000 to nearly $10 million, with firm fixed-price pricing standard across all awards. The largest single order, FA664308D0005-5U01, obligated $9.8 million for construction services. Most orders clustered between $1 million and $6 million. Performance completion dates typically extended 12 to 24 months from award.

The HQ Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC), Contracting Division, Acquisition Management Branch (AFRC/A7KA) has awarded a Master IDIQ for construction and engineering activities supporting the Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (S/R & M) of real property. Work under this vehicle consists of new construction, repair, alteration, and renovation, by design-build, demolition, and/or construction related operations at Air Reserve locations and Air Reserve Tenant Locations.