Malmstrom AFB Multiple Award Task Order Contract

Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command awarded a multiple-award IDIQ to up to eight small businesses for construction, repair, and renovation projects at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls, Montana, with a shared ceiling of $90 million and ordering authority through February 2, 2027.

The vehicle was established February 3, 2020, with six months and two weeks of ordering authority remaining. Obligated dollars stand at $88.9 million against combined potential value of $89.1 million (100% of ceiling). Order activity peaked in 2022 with 22 awards; recent velocity has slowed to 3 orders in 2026 as the vehicle approaches expiration. The vehicle was fully set-aside for small business at the vehicle level; however, task-order execution shows 88% awarded without formal set-aside designation, 11% as total small business competitive, and 1% as service-disabled veteran-owned small business sole-source. This indicates that while the vehicle reserved slots for 8(a) and HUBZone firms at award, subsequent competition among the pool eliminated set-aside restrictions on individual orders.

James Talcott Construction, Inc. and Wadsworth Builders Co Inc. dominate by order count and combined potential value, holding 32 and 28 orders respectively ($32.1 million and $31.7 million combined potential value). These two firms account for approximately 70% of all task orders. Geranios Enterprises Inc. ranks third with 23 orders worth $12.3 million. The remaining five awardees split roughly $13.4 million across a long tail of smaller awards, with one firm, Guy Tabacco Construction Company, holding two large orders totaling $8.9 million.

Global Strike Command funds 58 orders worth $45.7 million (roughly 51% of activity); Space Command funds 35 orders worth $41.5 million (roughly 47%). Materiel Command and its subordinate centers account for the remainder.

Task orders span low-value repairs ($24 thousand to $50 thousand) and design-build work, with notable mega-orders including Building 655 dormitory renovation ($8.8 million), Building 1062 comprehensive repair ($8.8 million), three missile alert facility projects ($5.6 million, $3.2 million, and $3.1 million), and multiple utility infrastructure projects ranging from $1.2 million to $3.6 million. All work is firm-fixed-price and performed at Malmstrom AFB and its missile complex.