DOJ Diesel Emission Control Systems

This DOJ Bureau of Prisons Master IDIQ for diesel emission control systems is no longer active; ordering closed November 19, 2015, over a decade ago. The vehicle established in November 2010 contracted seven delivery orders across a two-year span (2011–2012), with the final order awarded in February 2012. All 121 thousand dollars of combined potential value has been obligated.

Awarded task orders covered kit carburetor retrofit kits for Bureau of Prisons vehicles, with individual order ceilings ranging from roughly $8,300 to $31,200 and firm fixed-price terms. Order durations were typically two to four months from award to completion.

Three prime contractors shared the awards without concentration: Tuckerman Resources, Inc. held three orders totaling $49 thousand in potential value; ESW Canada Inc. received two orders for $41 thousand; and Los Angeles Truck Centers, LLC received two orders for $31 thousand. All orders were competitive, unrestricted (no set-aside designation).

The Bureau of Prisons Central Office was the sole customer across all seven orders. The vehicle generated activity only in 2011 and early 2012 before tapering; no new task orders appear in the record after February 2012, though the vehicle remained open for additional orders until November 2015. Pursuit of new work under this vehicle is no longer feasible.

The purpose of this Master IDIQ is the procurement of Diesel Emission Control Systems for the Bureau of Prisons (BOP).