MCIEAST Paving and Civil Construction 2013-2018

The United States Marine Corps awarded this Master IDIQ for civil and paving construction services at Marine Corps Installation East on September 27, 2013, with a shared ceiling of $95 million and ordering authority closing on September 26, 2018—this vehicle is no longer active and cannot receive new task orders.

All 106 task orders awarded under the vehicle have been obligated; the combined potential value of $72.7 million represents 76.5 percent of the shared ceiling. Task orders span 2013 through 2018, with ordering activity concentrated in 2014 (34 orders) and 2016 (29 orders); activity declined sharply in later years, dropping to 10 orders each in 2015 and 2018. Representative recent awards include a $10.1 million delivery order for unspecified civil work, a $7.5 million airfield pavement repair contract, a $4.2 million runway and ramp repair award, and a $4.2 million roadway improvements project. Task order values range widely, from $20 thousand for hazmat pad extension work to $10.1 million for large-scale infrastructure, with typical orders falling in the $200 thousand to $2 million range and performance durations typically spanning six to eighteen months.

Onslow Grading & Paving, Inc. dominates the prime base, holding 48 orders worth $27.5 million combined potential value—roughly 38 percent of total activity. Morton Trucking, Inc. and S.t. Cleansvendornametrait.phpwooten Corporation follow with 32 orders ($11.9 million) and 15 orders ($22 million) respectively; Barnhill Contracting Company rounds out the four-firm prime pool with 11 orders ($11.3 million). The Marine Corps placed 88 of 106 orders; other Navy components—Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Reserve Operational Support Centers, and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery—collectively account for roughly 17 orders. Ninety-three percent of awards carried no set-aside designation; the remainder split between partial small business (4 percent) and total small business (3 percent) awards. Work performed primarily at Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River in North Carolina, with subordinate projects at MCAS Cherry Point and Sneads Ferry entry control points.

The Marine Corps Installation East (MCIEAST) has awarded a Master IDIQ for civil and paving construction services. Work under this vehicle includes, but is not limited to, a wide range of new and repaired bituminous pavement structures, temporary traffic controls, site clearing activities, demolition work for existing site construction, storm drainage work, general site grading and earthwork, placement of pavement markings and traffic control signs, turf establishment work, traffic signal work, minor modifications or repairs to water and sewer distribution, and minor utility relocations and modifications.