General Construction MACC Cherry Point and Camp Lejeune

The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this Master IDIQ on September 23, 2021, to perform general construction, renovations, alterations, and repairs at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, with the last date to place orders on September 22, 2026—approximately two months remaining. The vehicle is a total small business set-aside with a shared ceiling of $249 million across up to six awardees.

The vehicle has executed 145 task orders since award, generating combined potential value of $534.9 million with $513.2 million obligated (96% of potential value). Ordering activity peaked in 2022 and 2023 with 45 and 42 orders respectively, then declined to 14 orders in 2025, signaling the vehicle is in drawdown mode as the ordering period approaches expiration. Ten distinct prime contractors hold awards.

Competition concentrates heavily among four primes. Military & Federal Construction Co., Inc. dominates by value ($139.1 million across 17 orders), followed by Blue Rock Structures, Inc. ($123 million, 13 orders) and Joyce & Associates Construction, Inc. ($105.2 million, 61 orders). Encon Desbuild JV 2 LLC rounds out the top tier at $67.7 million across 13 orders. These four firms account for 88% of combined potential value, though Joyce & Associates' high order count (61) versus lower per-order value suggests a portfolio of smaller maintenance and repair work while the others pursue larger facility renovations.

Demand is concentrated in the Marine Corps: 87 of 145 orders (60% of potential value at $355.5 million) fund USMC programs. The Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for 34 orders worth $104.6 million, and Naval Air Systems Command for 16 orders worth $46.8 million. The remaining three customer agencies (Defense Logistics Agency Distribution, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and other DoN commands) collectively hold fewer than 5% of orders.

Task-order values range widely, from under $200,000 for discrete repairs to mega-orders exceeding $20 million for barracks and facility renovations. Recent large awards include repair of BEQ AS4212 ($22.2 million, December 2025), repair of BEQ HP505 ($19.6 million, May 2025), and repair of BEQ M445 ($18.6 million, July 2025). The portfolio reflects maintenance-heavy work: roof repairs, building renovations, facility upgrades, and infrastructure repairs dominate task-order titles.

All work is performed at the two primary installations—Camp Lejeune (including New River Air Station) and MCAS Cherry Point—with occasional DLA distribution center work also performed at these same locations in North Carolina. The vehicle's set-aside designation has been honored in practice: 143 of 145 orders (99%) were issued as unrestricted (no set-aside used), while only 2 orders (1%) carried the Total Small Business designation, indicating either that Navy procurement treated subsequent awards as unrestricted competitions among the original small-business awardee pool or administratively ceased enforcing the set-aside after the initial award.