Hampton Roads Virgina MACC

Naval Facilities Engineering Command established this Master IDIQ for utility mechanical construction services in the Hampton Roads, Virginia area on May 11, 2023, with a combined potential value of $95 million and ordering authority through May 10, 2028 — approximately 22 months remaining. The vehicle is fully set aside for small business at the vehicle level, though execution shows a divergent set-aside mix on actual task orders.

Ordering momentum has softened: the vehicle sustained 9 orders in 2023, 9 in 2024, and 11 in 2025, but only 2 orders have issued year-to-date through early 2026. Of the $95 million vehicle ceiling, $63.3 million in combined potential value across 31 task orders has been obligated, leaving $31.7 million unobligated with 22 months to order. Task orders range from $5 thousand minimum guarantees to $9.7 million, with firm fixed pricing throughout. Typical work spans utility system repair, replacement, and new installation — steam, natural gas, chilled water, sanitary sewer, domestic water, saltwater, and compressed air systems — plus related trades such as asbestos removal and general construction, performed across Navy facilities in the Hampton Roads region.

Etolin Strait Associates LLC dominates prime competition, holding 18 of 31 orders (58%) and $35.5 million of the $63.3 million obligated value. Ocean Construction Services Inc. is a distant second with 6 orders ($16.5 million), followed by Mig Gov, LLC with 3 orders ($8.5 million). The top three primes capture roughly 87% of awarded task-order value, leaving limited volume for the remaining three small-business prime contractors. Navy Installations Command has placed 14 of 31 orders ($32.7 million), followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command (9 orders, $11.9 million) and Naval Sea Systems Command (3 orders, $10 million). Despite the vehicle's small-business set-aside designation, 87% of task orders (27 of 31) issued without set-aside, with only four orders designated as total small business. All Navy funding sources combined represent the overwhelming majority of activity.

The work includes, but is not limited to, a diverse range of utility construction services including demolition, repair, replacement, modification, and new installation of various systems to include but not limited to steam, natural gas, storm water, sanitary sewer, domestic water, saltwater, oily waste/waste oil, hot or chilled water supply, compressed air, fuel oil, and with incidental work such as general construction and specialty trades; and removal of asbestos or lead contaminated materials. Work to take place but not limited to various outside of facilities and buildings, inside of facilities and buildings where connected to the building systems, under facilities and buildings, underground, above ground, above piers, on piers, under piers, inside double deck piers, in trenches, in tunnels.