DOE Construction Services IDIQ 2004-2011

The Department of Energy (DOE) Construction Services IDIQ 2004-2011 is a multiple-award master contract for construction and maintenance services, primarily focused on supporting facilities at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The contract vehicle enables rapid acquisition of construction, alteration, and maintenance services for commercial and industrial facilities through flexible delivery orders. With a shared ceiling of $42,000,000, the contract allows DOE to efficiently procure targeted construction projects across its complex, leveraging pre-qualified contractors to expedite facility improvements and infrastructure modifications.

Task orders under this IDIQ predominantly involved specialized construction projects at the Y-12 Site Office, including facility upgrades, demolition work, infrastructure improvements, and specialized construction efforts. Most delivery orders were firm fixed-price contracts ranging from $8,000 to approximately $3.8 million, with ultimate completion dates typically between 6-24 months. The task orders demonstrated a wide range of construction scopes, including HVAC replacements, training facility construction, pipe and pipe bridge refurbishments, boundary fencing, indoor and outdoor firing ranges, and dechorination systems. While early task orders were predominantly set aside for small businesses, later orders transitioned to unrestricted competition. The consistent geographic focus was the Y-12 National Security Complex, with the Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) serving as the primary funding agency for these infrastructure and facility improvement projects.