Guam 8a Construction 2010-2015

The Department of the Navy Installations Command awarded a Master IDIQ for construction services on Guam on August 5, 2010, with a shared ceiling of $100 million and a final ordering date of August 5, 2015—meaning the vehicle is now closed to new task orders. The contract established an 8(a) small-business construction vehicle reserved for renovation, modernization, and routine repair and maintenance of Navy shore-based facilities on Guam.

Ordering activity peaked in the final years of the vehicle's life. The vehicle issued 199 task orders across its five-year life, with 40 orders in 2015 (the final partial year) and 63 in 2014, versus 34 in 2011 and 10 in 2012. Combined task-order potential value reached $94.1 million, with $94.1 million obligated—100 percent of the ceiling drawn.

Fargo Pacific Inc. dominated the vehicle by both order count and dollar value, winning 51 orders worth $30.8 million combined potential. Techni-Con, Inc. placed second with 45 orders valued at $23.4 million, followed by Gsi-Asi JV, LLC (25 orders, $16.2 million), Chugach World Services, Inc. (50 orders, $14.4 million), and Guam Pacific International, LLC (18 orders, $6.4 million). These five firms captured the vast majority of awarded work. The 8(a) set-aside structure applied heavily: 93 percent of orders were competitive 8(a) awards, with 5 percent unrestricted and 2 percent total small business.

The Navy Installations Command itself placed 108 orders worth $43.7 million—just over 46 percent of total task-order potential value. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command issued 60 orders valued at $35.2 million. The remaining three largest customers (U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, Expeditionary Combat Command, and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery) collectively issued 23 orders worth roughly $9.5 million. Task orders ranged widely in size: recent awards included a $3.58 million combat communications infrastructure facility and multiple water distribution line repairs in the $1.4 to $1.5 million range, alongside smaller utility upgrades and repairs under $500 thousand. All task orders were firm fixed price. Work was concentrated on Guam—primarily Andersen Air Force Base, Naval Base Guam, and subordinate installations. The vehicle succeeded to Guam 8a Construction 2015-2019.

Master IDIQ for construction services for renovation/modernization, and routine repair/maintenance of Government shore-based facilities on Guam. Contractors under this vehicle provide all design, labor, transportation, equipment, material, tools, supplies, engineering, supervision, and administration services needed to complete the scope of work.