IHS Oklahoma City Construction 2014-2016

The Indian Health Service established this Master IDIQ for construction and facility services at IHS Oklahoma City operations, with a shared ceiling of $15 million and a last date to order of June 29, 2019 — ordering closed seven years ago and this vehicle is no longer active.

Fifteen task orders worth a combined $5.7 million in potential value were awarded, with 100 percent of that value obligated. The vehicle funded work across Indian Health Service facilities in the Oklahoma City region and Haskell, Kansas, spanning HVAC system replacements, parking lot rehabilitation, window and restroom renovations, lighting upgrades, and building-systems controls integration. Task orders ranged from $37 thousand to $1.5 million and carried firm fixed-price structures. Ordering momentum accelerated in 2019, when five of the 15 orders were placed before the deadline closed; prior years averaged one to three orders annually.

Bronze Oak, LLC captured nine orders totaling $3.7 million in combined potential value, representing 65 percent of all task-order activity. Ohopaki General Contracting & Mechanical, Inc. held the second-largest value share at $1.5 million from a single order, while Waldrop Construction Inc., Cherokee CRC LLC, and Saker Mechanical, Inc. split the remainder. Competition across the five primes was highly concentrated in one firm.

All orders funded Indian Health Service programs. Forty-seven percent of orders carried a partial small-business set-aside, 33 percent were total small-business set-asides, and 20 percent had no set-aside designation. Work was geographically centered on IHS facilities in Oklahoma (Claremore, Clinton, Pawnee, Wewoka) with a secondary location in Lawrence, Kansas.

This vehicle has expired and holds no pursue value for new business development.

IHS Oklahoma City Office Construction IDIQ (2014-2016)