Fort Hood Paving IDIQ

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region established a Master IDIQ for paving and infrastructure construction services at Fort Hood, Texas, with ordering authority extending through April 16, 2028. The vehicle carries a combined potential value of $200 million across a shared ceiling, with 68 task orders awarded totaling $45.8 million in combined potential value — all of which is obligated. Roughly 26 percent of awarded orders are small-business set-asides; the remainder are unrestricted.

Work encompasses parking lot reconstruction and resurfacing, new asphalt road construction, pavement overlays and microsurfacing, concrete work including sidewalks and ADA ramps, drainage and storm water infrastructure, tank trail construction and repair, guardrail and signage installation, and landscape work across the Fort Hood Reservation. Recent awards show a mix of small repairs (crack sealing, sign replacement, drainage corrections at $26,000–$200,000 range) and larger capital projects (taxiway repairs, roadway full-depth reclamation, parking lot reconstruction at $500,000–$9.3 million).

Competition is highly concentrated. Etcon Inc. holds 34 of 68 orders (50 percent) with $19.5 million combined potential value, and TTG Utilities, Inc. holds 12 orders (18 percent) with $19 million. Together, these two firms control roughly 68 percent of awarded activity. Allbrite Constructors Of Texas Inc. and Lone Star Grading & Materials, LLC each hold 11 orders but capture only about 16 percent combined of the potential value.

Ordering activity has declined year-over-year: 24 orders in 2023, 19 in 2024, 13 in 2025, and 12 through April 2026. Nearly all demand originates with Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (98 percent of obligated value); one order to Forces Command accounts for $26 thousand.

Task orders are firm fixed price with typical individual values ranging from under $50,000 for discrete repairs to $2–4 million for major pavement rehabilitation or taxiway construction. All work is performed at Fort Hood, Texas. The vehicle remains active with approximately 1 year and 8 months of ordering authority remaining and continues to generate task orders, though at a declining cadence.

Paving construction contract to construct new parking lots, new asphaltic, paved roads, resurface existing pavements, pavement striping, repairing tank trails, concrete work, landscape work, constructing new tank trails, and construction tank trail low water crossings at any location that is owned by the Fort Hood Reservation.