Endist Baltimore MATOC DBB

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Baltimore awarded the Endist Baltimore MATOC DBB Master IDIQ on September 26, 2023, to procure renovation and new construction, minor repair, modification, rehabilitation and alterations, demolition, geo-technical investigation, infrastructure, interior fit-up, communications, security and force protection projects, with ordering authority extending through September 24, 2028.

Ordering momentum has slowed significantly after an initial surge. The vehicle closed its first year with 12 task orders; 2024 saw only 3 orders, 2025 recovered to 8, and 2026 has issued just 2 orders through late March. Twenty-five task orders totaling $176.6 million in combined potential value have been awarded to date, with $171.6 million obligated—97 percent of the combined potential. Remaining ordering authority is approximately $322.4 million against the $499 million shared ceiling.

Grunley Construction Co., Inc. dominates the vehicle by a wide margin, holding 5 orders worth $101.5 million in combined potential value—57.5 percent of all value awarded under the MATOC. Hitt Contracting, Inc. and Doyon Management Services, LLC hold the next-largest stakes at $26 million and $23.6 million respectively. Twelve prime contractors have been awarded task orders; concentration among the top five primes spans 98 percent of combined potential value. Nearly all work is unrestricted competitive; one small business set-aside task order has been issued. Task order values span wide ranges: minimum guarantees of $5,000 each support 12 awardees, while individual substantive orders reach into the $30 million range—notably a $38.2 million design-build fit-out for the Steam Sterilization Plant and a $32.3 million Letterkenny Army Depot Access Control Point delivery order. Recent orders issued through March 2026 include a $22 million dormitory renovation at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling and a $1.2 million fire and life safety replacement at Fort Belvoir. Over 96 percent of orders are placed by the Baltimore District directly; a single small order funds the broader Department of the Army. Work concentrates on Army installations across Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Washington D.C.

The MATOC will encompass renovation and new construction projects, minor repair, modification, rehabilitation and alterations of existing buildings, and may also include demolition, geo-technical investigation, infrastructure projects, interior fit-up, communications, security and force protection projects.