DOD Construction IDIQ for Korea

The Department of Defense (DOD) Construction Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract for Korea, awarded on September 30, 2011, provides construction and infrastructure support services for U.S. military installations across Korea. The contract vehicle enables multiple prime contractors to compete for and execute task orders involving facility repairs, upgrades, maintenance, and infrastructure development for Army, Navy, and Marine Corps installations. Task orders under this vehicle cover a wide range of construction activities, including temporary infrastructure work, facility renovations, electrical system upgrades, HVAC repairs, and site access improvements.

The task orders typically range from $340,000 to $5,200,000, with most having completion dates between 6-24 months and focused on U.S. military sites in Korea such as Camp Humphreys, Camp Henry, and Camp George. Common project types include temporary perimeter fencing, road maintenance, building system repairs, and infrastructure upgrades for military facilities. All task orders under this contract were awarded using firm fixed price mechanisms with no specific small business or socio-economic set-aside designations. The primary funding agency is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with most work concentrated in military installations located in the Republic of Korea. The contract vehicle demonstrates a strategic approach to managing construction and maintenance needs for U.S. military infrastructure in the Korean theater of operations.