IHS Sanitation Facilities Construction 2015-2017

The Indian Health Service, on behalf of the Office of Environmental Health and Engineering, awarded this Master IDIQ for architect-engineer design services, construction contract administration, and post-construction sanitation facilities work at IHS and tribal locations across the Southwestern and Western United States, with ordering authority expiring March 8, 2019. This vehicle is closed to new orders as of mid-2019.

The Master IDIQ established March 4, 2015, carried a shared ceiling of $5 million. Eighteen task orders were awarded between May 2015 and July 2020, with combined potential value of $422 thousand—fully obligated. Ordering momentum peaked in 2016 with five orders; activity declined thereafter, with one order in 2017, two in 2018, three in 2019, and four in 2020. The vehicle's actual utilization consumed less than 9 percent of its ceiling.

Work contracted spans geotechnical investigations, environmental assessments, hydrogeological studies, and construction oversight for water and wastewater infrastructure at pueblo and tribal facilities. Representative orders include environmental assessment and biological study for Picuris Pueblo ($21.3 thousand), hydrogeological study for Encinal backup water source ($34.0 thousand), floodplain analysis for Pueblo of Nambe wastewater treatment system ($57.5 thousand), and lagoon expansion study at Mesita ($6.2 thousand). All task orders are firm-fixed-price delivery orders with no set-aside designation.

Bohannan-Huston, Inc., dominates the vehicle, capturing 17 of 18 orders totaling $362 thousand in potential value. Wilson Engineers LLC holds one order worth $60 thousand. The Indian Health Service is the sole customer agency across all task orders. All work is performed at pueblo and tribal locations in New Mexico and Arizona.

This vehicle is no longer active and offers no pursuit opportunity. Its closure in 2019 combined with full obligation of remaining potential value limits relevance to historical reference or competitor intelligence only.

The Division of Engineering Services, Dallas, of the Indian Health Service (IHS), on behalf of the Office of Environmental Health and Engineering, Sanitation Facilities Construction Divisions/Branches at multiple Indian Health Service Area Offices in the Southwestern and Western United States, has awarded a Master IDIQ for Architect-Engineer (A-E) and design services, Construction Contract Administration Services (CCAS), post-construction services and other A-E services, which include various studies and survey work relative to Sanitation Facilities Construction requirements at IHS facilities and tribal lands, including residential areas.