Fort Campbell Construction Services MATOC 2023-2028

Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region established the Fort Campbell Construction Services MATOC 2023-2028 on June 30, 2023, with a shared ceiling of $495 million and an ordering period extending to June 29, 2028—approximately 2 years of remaining ordering authority. The vehicle procures maintenance, repair, and minor construction projects at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, each valued over $250,000.

Activity has peaked and is declining. The vehicle issued 141 task orders from September 2023 through April 2026, with annual issuance trending downward: 46 orders in 2023, 53 in 2024, 38 in 2025, and only 4 through mid-2026. Combined task-order potential value stands at $274.6 million; $254.2 million (93 percent) has been obligated, leaving limited capacity for new work.

Scope reflects heavy infrastructure replacement and renovation work: HVAC system replacements, roof repairs and resurfaces, water line and plumbing replacements, electrical system upgrades and generator installations, fire suppression and alarm systems, facility renovations (barracks, operations centers, administrative buildings), hangar door repairs, fuel tank replacements, and specialized work such as runway resurfacing, tank liners, and ground bonding inspections. Task orders are predominantly firm-fixed-price.

Competition concentrates among five primes. Intec Group LLC dominates by value with $84.1 million across 29 orders; Signature Renovations LLC holds $61.1 million across 6 orders. QBS Inc. leads by order count with 36 awards but only $19 million combined value. Kellie W. Tipton Construction Co, Inc., Howard W. Pence, Inc., and New Dominion Construction LLC round out the top tier. These five firms capture 85 percent of combined potential value and 79 percent of task orders. Eleven additional primes split the remainder.

Customer concentration is absolute: all 141 orders fund Fort Campbell—the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region places 100 percent of the work.

Set-aside distribution diverges sharply from the originating solicitation. Although the sources-sought synopsis advertised a small-business set-aside under NAICS 236220, the executed vehicle awards are split: 52 percent unrestricted (73 orders), 47 percent HUBZone (66 orders), and 1 percent total small business (2 orders). No orders are designated as 8(a).

Task order values span from $5,000 guaranteed minimum payments to $15.9 million, with substantial single awards including $15.9 million for repair, renovation, and construction; $15.5 million for barracks design-build renovation; $9.5 million for water line and room renovations; $9 million for consolidated housing furniture storage; and $6 million for the same. Mid-range orders typically fall between $400,000 and $3 million. Most durations extend 6 to 18 months from award.

All performance takes place at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The vehicle remains active but heavily obligated and facing declining order velocity in its final two years of authority.

Fort Campbell Construction Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC)