Hawaii National Guard Construction 2013-2018

The Department of the Air Force Air National Guard established this Master IDIQ on March 22, 2013, for construction, maintenance, repair, design-build, and related services supporting Hawaii National Guard facilities, with ordering closed as of March 22, 2018. The vehicle is no longer active; no new orders may be placed.

The vehicle obligated its full combined potential value of $23.5 million across 92 task orders issued between March 2013 and September 2018. Order placement peaked in 2017 with 15 awards, declined to 12 annual awards in 2014 and 2015, dropped to 8 in 2016, and slowed to 5 in 2018 as the vehicle approached closure. Individual task-order values ranged from two hundred dollars (36 minimal awards for quality control and safety plans issued at vehicle inception) to $4.957 million for a 2018 demolition and HVAC distribution system project. A taxiway resurfacing task order awarded in September 2014 valued $2.921 million.

The awardee base spans 34 distinct primes with moderate concentration at the top. Amcee Builders, LLC leads by potential value with 9 orders totaling $7.5 million; Su-Mo Builders, Inc. and D&D Construction, Inc. follow with $4.8 million and $4 million respectively across 10 and 11 orders. These three firms together hold 83 percent of combined potential value. The remaining 31 primes captured 17 percent. About 83 percent of all orders designated Total Small Business set-asides; the remainder were unrestricted (12 percent) or set aside for single categories including competitive 8(a), HUBZone, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, and Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Small Business (each 1 percent).

Customer concentration centered on Hawaii-based operations. The Air National Guard funded 75 orders valued at $11 million (about 47 percent of the vehicle's total potential value), while Hawaii Army National Guard funded 13 orders valued at $11.8 million. Pacific Air Forces issued 3 orders at $483 thousand, and a single unreferenced Air Force order valued $194 thousand. Work performed at Hawaii National Guard installations, including repair and maintenance at Kalaeloa, Waiawa, and Hickam facilities, emphasized building infrastructure, fire protection, HVAC, flooring, lighting, electrical systems, and airfield pavement.

The Hawaii National Guard has awarded a Construction MATOC for construction projects that may include but not limited to the maintenance, repair, construction, and design build services in support of the Hawaii National Guard.