Endist Baltimore MATOC DBB

The Endist Baltimore Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC DBB) is a comprehensive construction and engineering services contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District. The contract supports renovation, new construction, repair, modification, and rehabilitation of existing buildings across various federal facilities. With a total shared ceiling of $499 million and performance period through September 2028, the vehicle encompasses a wide range of infrastructure projects including demolition, geo-technical investigations, interior fit-ups, communications infrastructure, security enhancements, and force protection initiatives. The contract enables the Corps to efficiently procure design-build and design-bid-build construction services through competitively awarded task orders.

Task orders under this MATOC demonstrate diverse project scopes ranging from $5,000 minimum guarantee assignments to substantial renovation projects like the $6.7 million Building 2270 renovation at Fort Meade. Prime contractors frequently include small businesses with various socio-economic certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, minority-owned, and women-owned small businesses, including Kiewit Building Group, Belt Built CFM Joint Venture, Doyon Management Services, and G.m. Hill Engineering. Most task orders are firm fixed-price and lack specific set-aside designations, with performance locations primarily concentrated in Maryland, Virginia, and surrounding Mid-Atlantic states. Project types consistently involve military infrastructure improvements, including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work, facility renovations, bridge assessments, and general construction support for Department of Defense installations.