Luke AFB Construction MACC 2014-2019

The Air Force Air Education and Training Command awarded a Master IDIQ on July 28, 2014 for repair, maintenance, alteration, and replacement of real property facilities at Luke Air Force Base and subordinate locations in Arizona, with ordering closed on July 31, 2019. The vehicle is no longer active; the last task order was issued on July 29, 2019, and no new orders may be placed.

The vehicle executed 51 task orders over its five-year ordering window, generating $42.7 million in combined potential value with $41.8 million obligated (98% of capacity). Ordering momentum peaked in 2018 with 15 awards, declining to 4 in the final year. Work scope spans facility construction, renovation, and systems repair: recent orders include aircraft ground equipment fuel pad construction, underground storage tank removal, HVAC system replacement across five buildings, perimeter fence installation and repair, wastewater treatment facility improvements, building electrical and lighting upgrades, roof repairs, and interior renovations. A single competitive 8(a) award exceeded $6.3 million for fitness center renovation; most task orders cluster in the $50,000–$2.0 million range.

KWR Construction Inc. dominates the vehicle, holding 30 of 51 orders and $22.8 million of the $42.7 million combined potential value (53% by dollars). Rore, Inc., M & M, Premier Engineering Corp, and Herman Construction Group complete the prime roster with substantially smaller share. The vehicle was designed as a multiple-award vehicle with 5 total primes, concentrating work heavily with one contractor.

Air Education and Training Command sponsored 46 of 51 orders ($39.6 million), with the broader Department of the Air Force accounting for the remaining 5 orders ($3.0 million). Approximately 53% of task orders carried competitive 8(a) set-asides; 35% were unrestricted; and 12% flowed to small business contractors under total small business or partial small business designations. All task orders employed firm fixed pricing.

Work was performed at Luke Air Force Base and subordinate locations including Gila Bend AF Auxiliary Field and Fort Tuthill Recreation Area in Arizona. The vehicle reached its ordering ceiling on July 31, 2019, and is closed to new procurement activity.

The 56th Contracting Squadron, Luke Air Force Base, AZ has awarded a Master IDIQ for repair, maintenance, alteration, and replacement, to include design-build, on real property facilities located at Luke AFB, AZ; Gila Bend AF Auxiliary Field, AZ (includes Barry M. Goldwater Range) and Fort Tuthill Recreation Area, Flagstaff, AZ.