Facility Repair and Renewal Construction Services MATOC

The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville established this Master IDIQ for facility repair and renewal construction services throughout CONUS, OCONUS (including Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, Japan, and Korea), and contingency operation locations on May 19, 2015, with ordering authority that closed on May 19, 2020. The vehicle is no longer active for new task order placement.

The MATOC awarded 55 task orders totaling $285.8 million in combined potential value, of which $231 million (81 percent) has been obligated. Ordering activity peaked in the final two years before the cutoff: 2019 and 2020 together accounted for 30 of the 55 orders, representing a shift toward larger individual awards. The most recent task order was placed in November 2020, more than five years ago.

The scope encompasses design and construction for building-wide repairs, renovations, fire suppression systems, elevator work, sewer and water infrastructure, electrical and fiber installation, security enhancements, and related facility systems across federal installations. Representative orders include abatement and renovation of office spaces ($26.2 million), design and construction of Building 1464 ($19.5 million potential), and FBI DSU Building 7450 construction ($18.7 million).

Competition is highly concentrated. Gram JV and Weston Solutions Inc. together hold 26 of 55 orders and $198.4 million of the $285.8 million combined potential value—approximately 69 percent. Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Mowa-Barrovento Joint Venture A, and Global Engineering & Construction round out the top five, collectively accounting for 95 percent of potential value. The remaining six contractors share approximately 5 percent.

Demand is similarly concentrated within the Army. Engineering Support Center Huntsville placed 44 of 55 orders ($185.8 million), while Engineering District Omaha placed 4 orders ($53.6 million). The Defense Health Agency and other Army subordinate commands account for the remainder. Nearly all task orders (53 of 55) are unrestricted; one was designated Partial Small Business and one Total Small Business.

Task order values range from base-period minimum guarantees of $3,000 to firm fixed-price orders exceeding $26 million, with durations typically spanning one to three years. Since the ordering deadline has passed, this vehicle is suitable only for tracking completed work or supporting existing task-order modifications and closeouts.

Provide repair and renewal services for failed or failing Government facilities, systems, and equipment throughout CONUS and OCONUS including but not limited to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, U.S. Territories and possessions, locations with named contingency operations, Japan and Korea, and in the most effective, economical, legal and timely manner.