Hill AFB Multiple Award Construction Contract IV

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center awarded a Master IDIQ for multiple construction disciplines at Hill Air Force Base and Utah Air National Guard Base on March 24, 2022, with ordering authority through March 23, 2027 — approximately eight months of remaining ordering window. The vehicle is fully set aside for total small business under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, $36.5 million size standard).

Ordering momentum has declined substantially. The vehicle averaged 15–18 orders annually in its first two years (2022–2023) but dropped to 11–12 orders in 2024–2025 and only 6 orders in the first five months of 2026, suggesting the vehicle is in its closing phase. Of the $192.8 million combined task-order potential value, $166.5 million (86 percent) is already obligated, leaving limited remaining capacity on a vehicle with fewer than nine months of ordering authority.

Scope spans design, demolition, utilities, structures, electrical, mechanical, and general construction for maintenance, repair, alteration, and new construction. Work locations include Hill AFB and Utah Air National Guard Base in Utah, with remote sites at Boulder Seismic Station (Pinedale, Wyoming), Little Mountain (Utah), Utah Test and Training Range, and Carter Creek (Utah). Representative recent task orders address building repairs (roof replacement, HVAC systems, fire suppression), renovations (dorm, office space, industrial bays), demolitions, and major projects such as F-35 depot expansion and software engineering facilities. All awarded task orders use firm-fixed-price pricing.

Competition is concentrated among five firms. Sahara Palms Inc. holds the largest combined potential value at $59.4 million across 15 orders, while Nve-Hhi JV contributes $45 million across 4 orders and RHI LLC brings $44.8 million across 20 orders. West Coast JV, LLC and Doyon Management Services, LLC round out the top five. These five primes capture 96 percent of combined potential value. Customer concentration is also high: the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center funds 39 orders valued at $130.8 million, while the broader Department of the Air Force funds 22 orders at $61.1 million; the Air National Guard accounts for only 3 orders at $930 thousand.

Nearly three-quarters of awarded task orders (47 of 64) are small-business set-asides, with the remainder (17 orders) carrying no set-aside designation. Task-order values range widely, from $130,377 to $26.1 million ceiling (F-35 Depot Expansion Phase II), with typical orders in the $1 million to $8 million range.

Multiple disciplines in general construction to be managed by the 75th Civil Engineering Group (CEG) at Hill Air Force Base (HAFB) and Utah Air National Guard Base (UAGB), Utah. Project locations may also include remote sites such as Boulder Seismic Station Pinedale, Wyoming; Little Mountain, Utah; Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR); and Carter Creek, Utah.