Fairchild AFB Demolition MAC 2011-2016

Air Mobility Command established a Master IDIQ on August 2, 2011, to demolish Building 1710 and surrounding pavements at Fairchild AFB and restore the surrounding site; ordering closed on August 1, 2016, and the vehicle is no longer active.

The vehicle completed its work nearly a decade ago. All twenty task orders have been awarded, with the most recent issued on June 5, 2015. Combined potential value totaled $5.2 million, fully obligated across the contract's life. Activity concentrated in 2014, when nine orders were placed; the program executed four orders in 2011 and six in 2012, then one in 2015.

Work focused exclusively on facility demolition, hazardous-materials abatement, and site restoration at Fairchild AFB. Task orders addressed building demolition (Hangars 1021, 1023, 1024, 1026; Buildings 1710, 2001D, 2001E; structures 1457–1471), removal of underground storage tanks and oil-water separator tanks, steam-pit demolition, and parking-lot sealing. Nearly all orders included change orders or modifications to address differing site conditions, contaminated soil, or scope revisions.

Competition among three small business primes was balanced. Spiral Solutions & Technologies, Inc., held 7 orders valued at $2.4 million combined. Intergrated Construction Management, Inc., also held 7 orders at $2 million combined. Tompco, Inc., earned 6 orders totaling $742 thousand. Air Mobility Command alone issued all twenty orders; no other funding agencies used the vehicle.

Eighty percent of task orders (16) were set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business; the remaining four orders were Total Small Business. All task orders used firm-fixed-price pricing. Individual order ceilings ranged from $1,874.53 (orientation seminar) to $663,984.74 (Hangar 1021 demolition with contaminated-soil removal). Typical demolition and abatement orders fell between $280,000 and $650,000.

Master IDIQ for the demolishion and properly disposal of Building 1710 and surrounding pavements. Work under this vehcile will also include restoration of the surrounding site.