MCIEAST Construction 2013-2018

The United States Marine Corps established this Master IDIQ for construction, alteration, and repair to government facilities in the Marine Corps Installation East (MCIEAST) area of responsibility in North Carolina on September 27, 2013, with the last date to order passing on September 26, 2018—this vehicle is now closed and no longer accepting new orders.

The vehicle carried a $50 million shared ceiling and supported a primarily service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) set-aside structure. Of 69 task orders awarded over the vehicle's five-year life, 50 orders (72%) were designated SDVOSB sole-source, with the remaining 19 orders (28%) open to unrestricted competition. The combined potential value across all task orders was $11.5 million, fully obligated by vehicle closeout.

Work contracted centered on facility maintenance, repair, and minor construction at Camp Lejeune and subordinate installations. Representative projects included boiler replacement and bathroom renovation, hangar insulation replacement, warehouse repair and reconfiguration, fence construction and replacement, electrical upgrades, flooring and carpet replacement, HVAC system upgrades, and structural repairs to training facilities (Combat Town, rappel towers, pavilions). All work was firm fixed price.

Ordering momentum peaked in 2014 with 19 awards and again in 2017 with 20 awards, declining to 12 in 2018 as the vehicle approached its September 2018 closure. The most recent award was issued August 8, 2018, for modifications to building G644.

Five prime contractors captured 94% of task orders: Patriot Construction, LLC (17 orders, $3.2 million combined potential value), Locke-Lane Construction Inc. (17 orders, $2.2 million), Contract And Purchasing Solutions, Inc. (8 orders, $3 million), Adira Construction, Inc. (13 orders, $2.1 million), and Sampson Contracting, Inc. (10 orders, $864 thousand). Typical task-order values ranged from approximately $20 thousand to $1.5 million, with a few larger projects such as warehouse repair and reconfiguration ($1.496 million) and Combat Town repairs ($1.237 million). The United States Marine Corps placed 61 of 69 orders, with the remaining four from Navy medical and technical commands.

The Marine Corps Installation East (MCIEAST) has awarded a Master IDIQ for construction, alteration, and repair to various Government facilities in the MCIEAST Area of Responsibilty, specifically the North Carolina area.