Fort Johnson Vertical MATOC 2026 - 2033

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth awarded a Master IDIQ for Fort Johnson Vertical Construction with a shared ceiling of $95 million and ordering authority extending through January 12, 2033—approximately six years and five months remaining. The vehicle is exclusively set aside for small businesses and targets approximately five small business awardees competing on a fair opportunity basis for design-build and design-bid-build vertical construction projects.

The vehicle was established January 12, 2026, with seven task orders awarded by January 30, 2026. All task orders to date represent minimum guarantees of $2,500 each, with ceiling values matching the minimum guarantee amount. The combined task-order potential value stands at $18 thousand, fully obligated. This compressed early activity—seven awards totaling $18 thousand against a $95 million ceiling—indicates the vehicle remains in its initialization phase with no material ordering momentum to date. Current obligated value represents less than 0.02 percent of available capacity.

Awarded work has concentrated at Fort Johnson, Louisiana (formerly Fort Polk), and includes design-build and design-bid-build renovation and new construction projects spanning police station, flight control tower, parachute repair shop, physical fitness center, company operations facility, general purpose maintenance shop, barracks, vehicle maintenance shop, aircraft maintenance hangar, and wash racks. Scope also encompasses maintenance, repairs, and alterations. The vehicle may support other United States Army Corps of Engineers civil and military programs and Department of Homeland Security and other Southwestern Division interagency and international support customers within Southwestern Division geographic boundaries.

Prime contractors are dispersed among seven small businesses: Lemoine-Frazier JV LLC, Pacific TECH Construction Inc., SGS LLC, Justin J. Reeves LLC, Richard Group LLC, and two others, each holding one order. No prime dominates. All task orders are funded by the Fort Worth District. All task orders carry firm fixed price pricing and completion dates of January 12, 2033.

The vehicle remains substantially unexercised, with over $94.9 million of capacity available. Competitive positioning among the five targeted small business awardees remains open, though the $2,500 minimum guarantees represent the only visible baseline economics to date.