Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Medical Center MATOC 2022 - 2027

The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 awarded a Master IDIQ for construction and maintenance services at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Medical Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on September 14, 2022, with ordering authority through September 13, 2027. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $200 million and was originally set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, though awarded task orders show actual mix across set-aside and unrestricted categories.

Ordering activity remains strong with approximately one year of purchasing window remaining. The vehicle has issued 57 task orders since award, with an accelerating trend: six orders in 2022, eleven in 2023, twelve in 2024, twenty-one in 2025, and seven through mid-2026. The combined potential value of all task orders stands at $32.9 million, with $32.9 million obligated to date (100% of combined potential value).

Work contracted spans maintenance, repair, and capital construction projects ranging from emergency infrastructure repairs (water main leaks, steam system failures) to planned renovations (cardiology and oncology exam room upgrades, behavioral health nurse station renovation, domestic water system replacement). Recent orders address signage installation, physical security upgrades, floor drainage repairs, sanitary sewer replacement, and heating system upgrades—typical of a mature medical campus with aging infrastructure.

Aeonrg LLC dominates the competitive landscape, holding twenty-eight orders valued at $18.6 million combined potential—more than 56 percent of all work issued. Anchor Contracting, LLC and RLS Construction Group, LLC trail at nine and seven orders respectively, with $6.4 million and $6.3 million combined potential value each. The remaining two firms (Senate Builders & Construction Managers, Inc. and Valiant Group LLC) account for approximately four percent of potential value. All ordering flows from a single customer: VISN 4.

Set-aside distribution across awarded task orders reflects a shift from the original solicitation intent: about 61 percent of orders carry no set-aside designation, 37 percent are competed small-business set-asides, and 2 percent are Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business sole-source awards. Typical task orders range from under $10 thousand (emergency repairs) to multi-million-dollar capital projects, with the largest awards being domestic water system replacement at $7.15 million, cardiology/oncology renovation at $4.27 million, building 1 domestic water phase 2 at $4.13 million, and behavioral health nurse station renovation at $632.8 thousand. All work performs at the single Philadelphia campus location.

Furnishing all labor and materials to perform all work in connection with the MATOC for construction projects valued between $2,000.00 to $20,000,000.00