Global Contingency Construction Contract

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded the Global Contingency Construction Contract, a multiple-award IDIQ with a combined $5 billion potential value and ordering authority through September 18, 2032, on July 15, 2021. This vehicle remains substantially underutilized: only 12 task orders have been placed since award, with combined potential value of $18.3 million (0.37% of the $5 billion ceiling) and $11.7 million obligated to date.

The vehicle funds construction services, predominantly for overseas facilities and contingency operations, with ancillary Base Operating Support services including air operations, port operations, utilities, environmental support, and billeting. Task orders may also include domestic work for disaster recovery. NAICS codes span commercial and institutional building construction (236220), highway and bridge construction (237310), and other heavy and civil engineering construction (237990). The Navy explicitly intended to award approximately four contracts competitively, each with a $25,000 minimum guarantee.

Ordering momentum is modest. The vehicle saw 6 task orders in 2021 (initial awards including minimum guarantees), 4 in 2024, and 2 in 2025, with the most recent order on September 23, 2025. Six prime contractors hold awards; Perini Management Services, Inc. dominates with 3 orders valued at $18.2 million combined potential, representing 99% of total vehicle value. CDM A Joint Venture, Gilbane Federal, and Jacobs Project Management CO. each hold 2 orders; Aptim Federal Services, LLC holds 1. All 12 task orders serve a single customer: Naval Facilities Engineering Command. No set-aside designations apply; all orders are unrestricted.

Task-order values cluster at the minimum guarantee ($25,000) and in one outlier: a September 2025 firm-fixed-price modified design-build order to Perini for Mulberry Cove Marina repair at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, with $11.6 million obligated against an $18.1 million ceiling and completion expected September 24, 2027. A September 2025 tabletop exercise order was issued for $25,033. The early 2021 awards included six minimum-guarantee Cost Plus Award Fee orders that were subsequently deobligated due to protests and corrective action, all to zero value.

Work will be predominately construction. The awardees, on a limited basis and incidental to construction services, may be required to provide Base Operating Support (BOS) Services such as: Air Operations; Port Operations; Morale, Welfare and Recreation Support; Galley; Billeting; Facilities Support; Utilities; Base Support Vehicles and Equipment; and Environmental services. These services are primarily anticipated in support of facilities overseas, but may also be ordered for work in the United States in support of disaster recovery efforts and other contingency operations. Applicable labor requirements and clauses will be incorporated by individual task order, as necessary, for work performed in the United States