Little Rock AFB Construction MACC 2011-2016

The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command awarded a Master IDIQ for construction and facility services at Little Rock Air Force Base from September 24, 2011 through May 31, 2016, with a shared ceiling of $95 million. Ordering is closed as of 2016; the vehicle has been inactive for over a decade.

All 70 awarded task orders are fully small business—100% of the portfolio carries Total Small Business set-aside. The vehicle obligated its full $93.2 million combined potential value across the ordering period, falling slightly short of the stated ceiling. Task-order activity peaked in 2014 with 28 awards; the final four awards came in 2015 before ordering closed.

Work centered on base facility maintenance and capital projects at Little Rock AFB. Representative scopes include new construction (C-130J training facilities, visitor quarters additions), alteration and repair (HVAC systems, roofs, fire protection, water and sewer mains), utility infrastructure (natural gas mains, electrical service, JP-8 fuel systems), hazardous-material abatement (asbestos and lead-based paint), and demolition of multiple base structures. Orders ranged from small specialty work ($39,300 for sluice-gate repairs) to major renovations and construction ($6.9 million for communications squadron facility renovation; $7.1 million for visitor quarters renovation).

Competition concentrated sharply at the prime level. HGL Construction Inc. held 26 of 70 orders valued at $44.6 million, and Alessi-Keyes Construction Company held 22 orders worth $22.1 million combined—together capturing roughly 69% of all awards and 72% of combined potential value. Robinson Mechanical Contractors ($14 million, 7 orders) and Flynco Inc. ($10.2 million, 7 orders) formed a secondary tier; the remaining two primes split residual activity. Customer concentration was absolute: all 70 orders funded Air Mobility Command programs. All awards were firm fixed price.

Master IDIQ that consists of a broad range of construction tasks, including but not limited to: New construction of buildings and structures, alteration and repair of buildings, structures, roads, grounds, roofs, specialty construction, utilities including JP-8 fuel systems and miscellaneous services including hazardous material waste removal (i.e. asbestos, lead based paint etc.).