Global Engineering Integration and Technical Assistance 2011 (GEITA11)

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Civil Engineer Center awarded GEITA11, a Master IDIQ for management, professional services, studies, analyses, engineering and technical assistance, on April 12, 2013; the ordering period closed on April 11, 2018, and the vehicle is no longer available for new task orders.

The vehicle operated for five years with consistent ordering velocity: 227 total task orders were issued across 2014–2018, averaging roughly 45 orders per year from 2014–2017 before declining to 11 orders in 2018 as the April cutoff approached. Ordering ceased eight years ago. The combined potential value of $404.4 million has been fully obligated ($403.3 million, or 100 percent), indicating complete spend-down of the vehicle's shared ceiling.

Work performed includes advisory and assistance services, environmental quality and restoration programs, design and construction technical support, real property management, military family housing program support, and contingency engineering services. Place of performance is worldwide at Air Force and Department of Defense installations, including overseas bases in Japan, Germany, Qatar, and Kuwait, as well as domestic CONUS locations. A significant portion of orders support the Air Force Civil Engineer Center's environmental management and strategic design and construction divisions.

Ageiss Inc. dominated the awardee base, holding 62 orders and $149.3 million in combined potential value—roughly 37 percent of the vehicle's total obligated work. Cherokee Nation Technology Solutions LLC, Feditc, LLC, Dawson Technical, Inc., and Bb&E, Inc. collectively held 143 orders and $249.6 million; the five firms together account for roughly 90 percent of task-order volume and 99 percent of combined potential value. The remaining seven primes share minimal activity.

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center (the primary contracting office) funded 173 orders worth $280 million, representing 76 percent of all activity. Remaining orders distributed across other Air Force commands and the Defense Logistics Agency, with no single customer outside AFCEC placing more than eight orders.

Task orders were split between small-business set-aside (129 orders, 57 percent) and unrestricted competition (98 orders, 43 percent). Individual order values ranged from approximately $53,000 to $35.3 million in potential value, with most small awards under $200,000 and larger strategic support contracts in the $1–4 million range. The vehicle is referenced as a predecessor to the OASIS GWAC for future Air Force engineering and technical assistance requirements.

Requirements under the Global Engineering Integration and Technical Assistance 2011 (GEITA11) Master IDIQ include management and professional services, studies, analyses and evaluation services, and engineering and technical services. Place of performance for the GEITA11 vehicle is worldwide base installations. At completion of this vehicle, any ongoing requirements will be bid through the OASIS GWAC.