Fort Knox Kentucky Consolidated Construction MATOC 2020-2025

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region awarded a Master IDIQ for maintenance, repair, and minor construction at Fort Knox, Kentucky on November 17, 2020; ordering closed on November 17, 2025, making this vehicle inactive. The vehicle carried a Total Small Business set-aside and shared ceiling of $245 million across three to eight contractors.

The vehicle has fully obligated its combined potential value. Across five years and two months of ordering, the vehicle issued 101 task orders valued at $56.5 million combined potential value, with all dollars obligated. The ordering pace was steady—ranging from 14 to 22 orders annually—and the vehicle remained active through September 2025 despite the November 2025 ordering deadline.

UD Contracting Inc. dominates the prime contractor base, holding 53 of 101 orders ($30.7 million combined potential value) representing roughly 54 percent of all task-order value. T & T Construction Enterprises, LLC captured 34 orders ($20 million combined potential value), accounting for 35 percent. Howard W. Pence, Inc. holds 9 orders ($4.1 million), and National Contracting Services, LLC and Enfield Enterprises LLC split the remainder. The top two primes account for approximately 89 percent of task-order value.

Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region issued 100 of 101 orders ($56.2 million); Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Knox issued one order ($276 thousand). Concentration is complete; the vehicle funds a single customer organization.

The set-aside distribution skews toward unrestricted competition. Seventy-seven orders (76 percent) carried no set-aside; 24 orders (24 percent) were Total Small Business. Recent task orders (September 2025) show a mix—three orders were unrestricted, while four were small-business set-aside, indicating the contracting office spread awards across both categories throughout the vehicle's life.

Task orders range from approximately $5,000 (minimum guarantee values to several prime contractors at vehicle inception) to $2.7 million, with most recurring work—roof repairs, HVAC replacements, building renovations, and road maintenance—falling in the $200,000 to $750,000 range. Firm-fixed-price was standard across all orders. Notable mega-orders include Building 1724 Roof Repair ($2.7 million, awarded May 2024), LRC Cold Storage Facility Construction ($2.4 million, awarded May 2024), HVAC reconfigurations exceeding $2.5 million (awarded August and September 2025), and annual bridge repairs reaching $1.6 million (awarded September 2024).

All work performed at Fort Knox, Kentucky. This vehicle is closed to new orders and unsuitable for pursuit.

Broad range of maintenance, repair, and minor construction of buildings, structures, or other real property at Fort Knox, Ky