Global Contingency Construction Contract 2019

The Global Contingency Construction Contract 2019 is a master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract awarded by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) to multiple prime contractors for providing comprehensive global contingency construction services. The contract enables rapid response to urgent infrastructure requirements, including emergency response, humanitarian assistance, natural disaster recovery, and critical military facility repairs and renovations. With a total shared ceiling of $975,000,000, the contract supports Naval Construction Forces (NCF) mobilization efforts and provides capabilities for setting up Material Liaison Offices (MLO) at deployed sites, ensuring readiness to perform under emergency and contingency situations.

The task orders under this IDIQ vehicle predominantly involve facility repairs, renovations, and infrastructure restoration at various military installations, with a heavy concentration of work at Camp Lejeune, Naval Air Station Pensacola, and other Department of Defense locations. The prime contractors consistently include Environmental Chemical Corporation (ECC), Ch2M Hill Constructors, Perini Management Services, Aptim Federal Services, AECOM Technical Services, and Fluor Intercontinental, each receiving task orders ranging from $25,000 to over $229 million. Task orders typically have firm fixed-price structures, performance periods between six months to three years, and no specific small business set-aside designations. The primary funding agencies are the Naval Facilities Engineering Command and the United States Marine Corps, with most work concentrated in the southeastern United States, including North Carolina, Florida, and Georgia, with occasional international locations like the Philippines and Greece.