GPOL Construction 2015-2020 (GPOL)

Naval Facilities Engineering Command established the GPOL Construction 2015-2020 Master IDIQ on February 25, 2015, with a combined potential value of $800 million to procure repair and renovation construction services for petroleum, oil, and lubricant fuel systems worldwide. Ordering against this vehicle closed on February 29, 2020, making it inactive for over six years.

The vehicle contracted 90 task orders across its lifecycle, with ordering momentum declining sharply in its final years: 29 orders in 2016, 25 in 2017, 15 in 2018, and only 4 each in 2019 and 2020. Nearly all task orders are firm fixed price with no set-aside designations (85 orders, or 94% of the portfolio); only four orders carried total small business set-asides and one carried a partial small business designation. Combined task-order obligations reached $578.2 million, representing 99 percent of the combined potential value.

Scope spans design, engineering, inspection, testing, and construction of POL fuel systems and components. Representative task orders include clean-inspect-repair (CIR) work on storage tanks at locations such as Naval Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, Joint Base San Diego (Guam and other sites), Naval Air Station Whiting Field, and Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, as well as cathodic protection surveys, fuel pipeline repairs, and tank-farm upgrades. Work performed at domestic and overseas Navy and DLA Energy facilities, including Japan and Bahamas.

Competition remains concentrated among five primes. Aptim Federal Services holds the largest share by potential value ($227 million across 15 orders), followed by Gilbane Federal ($103.6 million, 13 orders), Cape-Burns & Mcdonnell JV ($93 million, 10 orders), Dawson-Pond JV LLC ($66.2 million, 25 orders), and Weston Solutions Inc. ($43.9 million, 8 orders). These five firms account for 92 percent of combined potential value, leaving limited share for the remaining three awardees.

Customer concentration is dominated by Defense Logistics Agency Energy, which placed 47 orders valued at $366.9 million. Naval Facilities Engineering Command issued 29 orders worth $170.3 million, and Naval Installations Command placed 8 orders for $19.5 million. Together these three customers account for 98 percent of all orders issued.

Typical task-order values range from $1 million to $20 million, with several mega-orders exceeding $30 million, such as the Red Hill tank repair (N3943015D1632-0005, $35.6 million). Most task orders carry completion dates through 2020–2024, though some modifications extended work into 2025 and 2026. The vehicle is fully obligated and closed to new orders.

Global Petroleum Oil and Lubricants (GPOL) Construction MACC is a master IDIQ for repair and renovation construction services for petroleum, oil, and lubricant fuel systems at various locations worldwide. Work under this vehicle includes design, engineering, inspection, testing, and construction of POL fuel systems, their various components, and all aspects of POL project execution.