Little Rock AFB Construction MACC 2011-2016

The Little Rock Air Force Base Construction Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 2011-2016 is a broad-scope indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract for comprehensive construction and facility maintenance services at Little Rock Air Force Base in Arkansas. The contract encompasses a wide range of construction and repair activities, including new construction, building alterations, demolition, infrastructure upgrades, utilities work, and specialized facility modifications. The vehicle's primary objective is to provide flexible, rapid-response construction capabilities for various base infrastructure needs, with a total shared ceiling value of $95 million.

Task orders under this contract consistently demonstrate small business set-aside designations and focus on critical base infrastructure improvements. Typical task orders range from $50,000 to approximately $7 million, with durations generally spanning 6-18 months. Key project types include HVAC system repairs, facility renovations, roof replacements, utility infrastructure upgrades (such as water mains, sewer systems, and electrical services), demolition of outdated structures, and specialized construction like hangar modifications and security facility improvements. Most task orders are awarded to small businesses and target specific facility improvements across Little Rock Air Force Base, with projects frequently involving mechanical systems, building envelope upgrades, and critical infrastructure maintenance. The contract's flexible structure allows the Air Force to rapidly address emerging facility and infrastructure requirements through quick-response construction and repair services.