MCAS Yuma AZ Airfield Paving 2010-2015

The United States Marine Corps established this master IDIQ for airfield paving and heavy-duty paving for military operations vehicles at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Arizona, with a shared ceiling of $60 million and ordering authority through January 13, 2015. This vehicle is closed to new task orders as of June 2015 and is not an active pursuit opportunity.

The ordering window spanned five years from award in January 2010 through January 2015. Peak ordering activity occurred in the base year (2010) and option year two (2012), with four and five task orders respectively placed during those periods. The vehicle generated 11 total task orders, with the most recent award in June 2013. All $14.2 million in combined task-order potential value has been fully obligated; only $14.2 million was drawn against the $60 million ceiling.

Work contracted encompasses runway and taxiway repairs, spall repair, apron rehabilitation, airfield lighting and signage replacement, aircraft grounding systems, dust palliative application, and shoulder repairs. Task orders ranged from $5 thousand minimum guarantees to $2.763 million for the runway spall repair on Runway 3L/21R. All work performed firm fixed price at the Yuma airfield site.

All 11 task orders carried competitive 8(a) set-aside designation. HAL Hays Construction, Inc. dominated the prime base with 5 orders and $6.3 million in combined potential value, representing 44 percent of vehicle activity. MRM Construction Services, Inc. captured 4 orders for $5.2 million (37 percent). Candelaria Corporation and Brown and White, Inc. Hunter Contracting JV shared the remainder. Funding split evenly between Department of the Navy United States Pacific Fleet Forces ($7.2 million across 6 orders) and United States Marine Corps ($7.1 million across 5 orders).

Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma, AZ MACC for Airfield Paving and Heavy Duty Paving for Military Operations Vehicles (2010-2015) is a master IDIQ for airfield paving and heavy duty paving for military operations vehicles at the Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Arizona. Work under this vehicle includes: site grading, construction of concrete, construction of electrical, pulverization of existing asphalt, construction of aggregate base course, construction of new asphalt concrete, milling asphalt concrete, rubber removal, replacement of taxiway lights, replacement of signs, replacement of conductors, and other incidental items.