HVAC Compliance A-E 2010-2015

The Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard established a Master IDIQ for architect-engineer design services for HVAC and code compliance repairs at Building 212 and 215, Fort Wadsworth, Coast Guard Sector New York, Staten Island on June 2, 2010; ordering closed on June 29, 2015.

This vehicle is no longer active. The ordering period ended over a decade ago, and no new task orders have been issued since July 24, 2014. The contractor pool and historical activity pattern offer no current business development opportunity.

Over the vehicle's operational life, 79 task orders were awarded with a combined potential value of $9 million, of which $8.9 million (100 percent) has been obligated. Activity peaked in 2012 with 23 orders, then declined steadily to 10 orders in 2014. The last four years of the vehicle (2011–2014) averaged 13.75 orders per year before the program wound down.

Task orders funded general A/E design services across a broad portfolio of facilities maintenance and code compliance projects. Work included HVAC investigations and replacements, water intrusion repairs, life safety code analysis, structural investigations, roofing and window replacement, water and sewer system design, and assessments of electrical systems, fire alarms, and elevator equipment. Places of performance spanned multiple Coast Guard facilities across the Northeast, including Fort Wadsworth Staten Island, Air Station Cape Cod, Boston Support Unit, Station Menemsha Martha's Vineyard, and detachments and sectors throughout New England, New York, and New Jersey.

Rowse Architects, Inc. and Gran Kriegel Associates, Architects & Planners, LLC dominated the award roster by order count and dollar volume, capturing 20 and 15 orders respectively ($2.6 million and $2.7 million combined potential value). BWA Architecture, Inc., Northeast Civil Solutions, Inc., and Ronald Schmidt & Associates, P.A. held the next tier of activity. These five firms accounted for 67 of the 79 orders. Nearly all work—78 orders (99 percent)—was set aside for small business; only one order carried no set-aside.

Individual task-order values ranged from under $10 thousand to approximately $422 thousand, with firm fixed-price terms. All orders funded Coast Guard activities exclusively; no other federal agencies participated.

Master IDIQ for A/E design services for HVAC and code compliance repairs in the Building 212 and 215 at Ft. Wadsworth, CG Sector New York, Staten Island, NY.