HVAC/ Mechanical Construction Services in Hampton Roads

The Department of the Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded a Master IDIQ for HVAC and mechanical construction services in the Hampton Roads, Virginia area of responsibility, with orders placeable through September 12, 2029 against a shared ceiling of $150 million. The vehicle carries no set-aside at the vehicle level, as the originating sources-sought notice N4008522R2742 used no set-aside, and 12 of 15 task orders (80%) are Total Small Business while three (20%) are No Set-Aside.

Established September 13, 2024, the vehicle has 15 task orders with $26.1 million in combined potential value, 100% obligated. Ordering ran one order in 2024, ten in 2025, and four in 2026 through June 15. The source identifies no predecessor or successor vehicles.

Davcon Inc. holds eight of 15 orders ($4.8 million), with Succor-Pc&C JV LLC (five orders, $619 thousand) and Fastbreak General Contractors LLC (one order, $2.2 million) completing the four-prime field. Within Interior Design, Inc. holds a single order of $18.5 million, roughly 71% of combined value.

Orders are for chiller replacement, which recurs across several awards, along with air handler replacement, direct digital controls, split ductless systems, and testing and balancing. The solicitation scope covers refrigeration, heating, cooling, distribution, terminal and package units, and system controls. Contractors must manage multiple task orders concurrently across the AOR.

Department of the Navy Installations Command places six orders worth $21.4 million, and NAVFAC places four worth $2.9 million. Pacific Fleet Forces, Naval Air Systems Command, and Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) place the remainder.

The notice estimated projects at approximately $50,000 to $2.5 million, with smaller and larger projects possible. Apart from one $18.5 million order (the LC-3601 Shields Halls UEH HVAC replacement, awarded January 23, 2026), every order is below $2.5 million, and the smallest is $24,914. Completion dates run roughly six months to just over one year after award.

Work concentrates at Naval Station Norfolk, Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads in Norfolk, NSA Portsmouth, and Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story in Virginia Beach. Work outside the Hampton Roads AOR is permitted within NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic if approved by the NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic Chief of the Contracting Office.