Davis-Monthan AFB MACC

Air Combat Command awarded this competitive 8(a) Master IDIQ for construction services at Davis-Monthan AFB on September 10, 2024, with ordering authority extending through September 9, 2029 and a shared ceiling of $350 million. The vehicle holds a five-year base period followed by two 12-month option periods.

Ordering momentum has accelerated sharply after a modest start: 8 orders in 2024 grew to 31 in 2025, with 4 issued through April 2026. The 43 task orders awarded to date carry $92 million in combined potential value, with $91.6 million already obligated—representing 100 percent of combined potential value obligated. This indicates most of the awarded work is now committed or completed, leaving substantial headroom within the $350 million vehicle ceiling for future task orders.

The acquisition targets repair, renovation, and design-build construction across multiple disciplines: electrical, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, painting, paving (asphalt and concrete), roofing, structural repair, utility systems, and fire suppression. Recent task orders span HVAC unit replacement (single buildings and system-wide), new facilities such as a 6,400-square-foot climate-controlled storage building, wastewater treatment plant renovation, transformer replacement, and interior renovation work. Performance occurs at Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona, with some task orders explicitly extending scope to Luke AFB, Arizona.

JM Construction Services Inc. leads by potential value at $34.2 million across 8 orders, followed by Paradigm CCW JV LLC at $21 million (10 orders), Gam3 Construction LLC at $13.5 million (7 orders), Lira EC JV LLC at $11.5 million (7 orders), and Olgoonik General, LLC at $9.2 million (7 orders). These five firms hold 97 percent of combined potential value; a longer tail of two other primes captures the remainder.

Approximately 51 percent of orders carry no set-aside designation, while 44 percent are competitive 8(a) and 5 percent are total small business. All but one task order fund Air Combat Command; a single $397 thousand order funds Defense Finance and Accounting Service.

Task orders range from $250 (minimum-value orders issued at award to satisfy contract administrative requirements) to $20.7 million for the MC-130J simulator conversion project. Typical production orders cluster in the $750 thousand to $7.6 million range, with firm fixed pricing and performance durations spanning 6 to 18 months.