Design-Bid-Build MACC NSA Mid-South 2019-2024

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this Master IDIQ on August 13, 2019, for design-bid-build general construction projects at Naval Support Activity Mid-South and throughout the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast area; ordering closed on August 21, 2024. The vehicle is now closed and no longer accepting new orders.

The contract was fully set aside for small business at vehicle inception but task-order execution diverged significantly from that structure. Of 53 total awards issued through August 2024, only 13 orders (25%) were designated Total Small Business set-aside; the remaining 40 orders (75%) carried no set-aside designation. This shift reflects actual demand patterns as the Navy scaled the vehicle's work. The combined potential value across all task orders is $26.7 million, fully obligated against the $45 million shared ceiling. Orders averaged roughly 10 per year over the vehicle's active life, with peak activity in 2023 (12 orders) before dropping to 7 in 2024.

Work comprised facility repairs, replacements, and upgrades typical of military real estate maintenance: roof replacements and recoatings, HVAC and boiler replacements, cooling tower and chiller replacements, window and door restoration, structural repairs, electrical and generator upgrades, asbestos and water-damage remediation, and minor build-outs. Individual task-order values ranged from $57 thousand to $2 million, clustering in the $500 thousand to $1.5 million band.

Five prime contractors captured all activity. Core Engineering & Construction, Inc., dominated with 18 orders worth $9.4 million combined potential value (35% of all awards). Butt Construction Company, Incorporated, and Signature Renovations LLC followed with 10 and 9 orders respectively, holding $5.9 million and $5.3 million. Frazier Investments, Inc., and OAC Action Construction Corp., accounted for 9 and 6 orders. Naval Facilities Engineering Command placed 36 of 53 orders ($15.8 million), with Naval Installations Command accounting for 12 orders ($6.9 million). Remaining customers—Bureau of Naval Personnel and Naval Sea Systems Command—together represent 5 orders.

Performance occurred at Naval Support Activity Mid-South in Tennessee and subordinate facilities throughout the Southeast region. The vehicle has expired; no successor vehicle is identified in the source.

Construction projects to be performed will primarily consist of general building type projects, (new construction, renovations, alterations, demolition, roofing, repair work) including industrial, infrastructure, administrative, training, dormitory and community support facilities.