Construction, Renovation, And Repair Of Commercial And Industrial Buildings At Various Facilities in Central California

Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this Master IDIQ on July 23, 2020, for construction, renovation, and repair of commercial and industrial buildings at central California naval facilities; ordering closed on July 22, 2022, and the vehicle is no longer accepting new orders.

The vehicle is substantially spent. Twenty-seven task orders have been issued with a combined potential value of $37.9 million, of which $36.5 million (96%) is obligated. The most recent order was issued on March 20, 2026—a small-business delivery order for barracks mechanical equipment replacement valued at $2.185 million. Ordering momentum peaked in 2024 and 2025 (six orders each year) but fell to a single order in 2026, reflecting the vehicle's closed ordering period. Because the vehicle's last order date has passed, no new primes can be added and no new competitions can be initiated under this contract.

Work centers on Naval Air Station Lemoore and related Department of the Navy installations. Recent task orders cover roofing repairs, facility lighting replacement, fuel storage tank replacement, water-supply infrastructure, gymnasium floor refinishing, chiller replacement, building renovation, data center repairs, and landscaping (xeriscape) projects. Orders are priced firm fixed price across the board.

Five distinct prime contractors have been awarded work. WU & Associates Inc. and Corbara-Mgs JV dominate the vehicle, each holding seven orders and capturing $13.6 million and $10.5 million respectively in combined potential value—together representing nearly 65% of all potential value. Insight Pacific, LLC (four orders, $7.7 million) and Macro-Z-Technology Company (four orders, $4.3 million) hold the next tier; two smaller firms split the remainder.

Naval Facilities Engineering Command itself placed 15 orders totaling $21.7 million (57% of combined potential value), followed by Naval Installations Command (8 orders, $8.6 million). Remaining orders split among Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center, Marine Corps, and Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center.

Roughly 70% of orders carry no set-aside designation; 30% are small-business set-asides. Task-order values range from $166,259 to $5.661 million, with typical orders falling in the $1.5 million to $2.6 million range. The single largest order—$5.661 million for FOD ODN (Foreign Object Debris Optical Detection Network) infrastructure—closed competition to one awardee. All work is performed in central California, predominantly at Naval Air Station Lemoore.