DRY UTILITIES V MACC

Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded DRY UTILITIES V MACC, a small-business-set-aside multiple-award IDIQ for design-build and design-bid-build dry utilities construction at Navy, Marine Corps, and other federal installations across California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico, with a shared ceiling of $495 million. The vehicle's ordering period closed on November 8, 2025, placing it outside the active pursuit window for new task orders.

The vehicle is substantially exhausted. Combined potential value across 44 awarded task orders reaches $221.6 million, of which $209.2 million (94 percent) stands obligated. Task-order awards peaked in 2024 with 23 orders, then declined to 11 orders in 2025 and 2 orders in 2026. The most recent task-order award occurred on February 9, 2026, indicating that despite the closed ordering period, the Government continues to exercise existing awards through modifications and options.

Work reflects the stated scope: electrical distribution and substations dominate, alongside alternative energy systems (solar, EV charging), lighting systems, communications infrastructure, and power generation. Recent awards include shore-power infrastructure repair ($44.3 million), electrical distribution system repairs ($39.1 million), hangar electrical upgrades ($19.7 million), and widespread EV charging station installations.

Synergy Electric Company, Inc. and South Bay EDC Inc. lead by potential value, holding $66.5 million and $64.4 million respectively across 7 and 13 orders. Souza Construction, Inc. ($26.6 million, 8 orders) and Power Pro Plus Inc. ($26.3 million, 4 orders) follow. These four firms account for 92 percent of combined potential value. Seven distinct primes hold awards.

Navy organizations dominate customer concentration: Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Installations Command together placed 30 of 44 orders for $179.4 million combined potential value. Marine Corps, Naval Air Systems Command, and Navy bureaus account for the remainder.

Two-thirds of task orders (29 of 44) carry no set-aside designation; one-third (15 of 44) are small-business set-asides. Task-order values range from $312,000 to $44.3 million, with most clustering below $10 million. Performance is concentrated in California, consistent with the solicitation's statement that the majority of work occurs in that state.

The work under this IDIQ is for new construction, renovation, and/or repair, by design-build or design-bid-build, of dry utilities construction projects at various Government installations located in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.