Design Bid Build Roofing MATOC

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha established the Design Bid Build Roofing MATOC, a $49 million Master IDIQ multiple-award task order contract set aside for total small business, with ordering authority extending through September 27, 2027 — approximately one year remaining to place new work.

Awarded in September 2022, the vehicle contracts roofing sustainment, restoration, and modernization services, including design, construction management, and abatement. Work is performed at Army installations within Omaha District's area of responsibility, with recent orders focused on Fort Carson, Colorado.

Nine task orders have been issued to five distinct small business primes. Quality Roofers And Guttering, Inc. leads by order count and potential value with three orders totaling $5.9 million; Roofing Resources Inc. and A-Vet Roofing & Construction, L.L.C. each hold two orders valued at $4.5 million and $4.2 million, respectively. Competition is moderate but concentrated — the top three contractors account for roughly 93% of combined potential value.

All nine orders fund Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District programs. Ordering velocity has slowed: the vehicle generated six task orders in 2022 (establishment), one in each of 2023 and 2024, and one in early 2026. The most recent order awarded February 10, 2026, a $4.2 million total small business delivery order for FY 25 roofing at Fort Carson with ultimate completion in February 2027.

Three of nine orders (33%) carry total small business set-aside designation; six (67%) are unrestricted. Task orders valued in the multi-million range have been awarded at firm fixed price with ceiling values matching obligated dollars, indicating firm scope definition. Earlier awards included minimum-guarantee task orders at $5,000 each (non-set-aside). The combined potential value of awarded task orders is $14.7 million, with $14.4 million already obligated (98% of vehicle capacity), leaving approximately $34.3 million unobligated from the $49 million shared ceiling. Remaining ordering authority and unobligated funds suggest room for additional task orders through September 2027, though recent activity suggests limited pipeline momentum.

Contractors will provide program and project management, planning, design, construction management, environmental, and other technical support services