Facility Repair and Renewal Construction Services MATOC

The Facility Repair and Renewal Construction Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) is a comprehensive indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Engineering Support Center Huntsville. The contract is designed to provide repair, renovation, construction, and infrastructure maintenance services for government facilities across domestic and international locations, including continental United States (CONUS), overseas locations (OCONUS), U.S. territories, and military installations. The vehicle enables rapid deployment of construction and repair services for various federal agencies, with a shared ceiling value of $490 million and an initial award date of May 19, 2015.

Task orders under this MATOC consistently demonstrate a focus on facility-specific renovation, construction, and infrastructure improvement projects for defense and intelligence agencies. Typical task orders range from $1 million to $26 million, with performance periods spanning 18-36 months. Frequent prime contractors include Weston Solutions Inc., Gram JV (a minority and women-owned small business joint venture), Mowa-Barlovento Joint Venture A, and Hensel Phelps Construction Co. The majority of task orders are firm-fixed-price contracts with no specific small business set-aside, though some contractors are certified small disadvantaged businesses. Performance locations are diverse, including military bases in the United States (such as Fort Bliss, Fort Detrick, and Pearl Harbor-Hickam), U.S. territories like Puerto Rico, and international locations in Japan and Korea. Funding agencies primarily include the Department of Defense, Army Corps of Engineers, Defense Intelligence Agency, and Office of the Secretary of Defense.