Healthcare and Medical Research Laboratory Facility MATOC

The Defense Health Agency established this Master IDIQ on August 20, 2024, to contract design-build construction and repair services for military healthcare and research laboratory facilities, with ordering authority extending through August 19, 2029.

Ordering activity remains robust. Fifty-two task orders have been awarded since inception, with combined potential value of $112.6 million and $111.5 million obligated (99% of combined potential value). The vehicle experienced front-loaded demand: 26 orders in 2024, 20 in 2025, and 6 through mid-April 2026. Recent orders span repair and renovation work including roof replacement, HVAC systems, waterproofing, building envelope restoration, and equipment installation across Army medical centers and Air Force bases.

Facility Services Management, Inc. dominates the prime contractor base. It holds 12 of 52 orders with $40.9 million in combined potential value—roughly 36% of total vehicle value. Korte Construction Company is the second-largest prime by value with $14.5 million across four orders. ESA South, Inc., Global Engineering & Construction, LLC, and J & J Maintenance Inc. round out the top five. Eighteen distinct primes have won awards; the top five capture 76% of combined potential value.

Customer concentration is pronounced. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Mobile places 25 orders valued at $83 million, representing roughly 74% of all task-order volume. The Defense Health Agency itself places 23 orders worth $11.4 million. The Army Medical Command, Air Force Pacific Air Forces, and Defense Commissary Agency account for the remaining two orders.

All 52 awarded task orders carry no set-aside designation. The vehicle contains no categorical small-business or minority-owned carve-outs.

Typical task-order values range from $2 million to $12 million, with durations extending 12 to 36 months from award. Recent examples include roof replacement and repair work at Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii (orders ranging $2.7 million to $5.8 million), switchgear replacement at Bayne Jones Army Community Hospital in Louisiana ($11.8 million), and dental and HVAC renovation at Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota ($5.4 million and $9.1 million). Fifteen task orders carried $5,000 minimum-guarantee values at award.

Places of performance concentrate in Hawaii (Tripler Army Medical Center, Schofield Barracks, Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam), Texas (Fort Cavazos, Sheppard Air Force Base, Joint Base San Antonio), and Louisiana (Fort Johnson, Barksdale Air Force Base), with orders spanning the continental United States and Hawaii. Work is performed at Army and Air Force medical treatment facilities and research institutes.