MEDCOM Mechanical MATOC 2019-2022

The Department of Defense established this Army Medical Command Mechanical MATOC as a multiple-award IDIQ on August 2, 2019, with a shared ceiling of $45 million and ordering authority through August 1, 2022. The vehicle is now closed to new orders and has been inactive for nearly four years. This vehicle is not suitable for pursuit.

The original solicitation was set aside for total small business, but awarded task orders reveal that 82 percent were issued without set-aside designation, with the remaining 18 percent as small-business competitions. Four prime contractors were awarded: KJS Support Services Joint Venture LLC (7 orders, $11 million combined potential value), Royce Construction Services, LLC (6 orders, $3.9 million), Ntvi Enterprises, LLC (3 orders, $2 million), and Global Engineering & Construction, LLC (1 order, $10 thousand). KJS captured roughly 65 percent of the vehicle's awarded value, creating significant concentration among the top performer.

The vehicle obligated $16.9 million against its $45 million ceiling—37 percent utilization. The ordering momentum declined sharply: the vehicle issued 4 orders in 2019, 6 in 2020, 6 in 2021, and only 1 in 2022 before ordering closed. Most recent activity occurred in February 2022.

Task orders funded mechanical infrastructure work at Army medical facilities, including HVAC replacement, chiller systems, plumbing, and interior renovations at installations such as Fort Meade, Fort Riley, Fort Hood, and Fort Sam Houston. Individual order values ranged from $10 thousand to $2.7 million, with typical awards in the $1 million to $2.2 million band. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Little Rock placed 9 orders (37 percent of activity), followed by the broader Corps of Engineers (4 orders) and Army Medical Command (3 orders).

All work performed at Army medical facilities across multiple domestic installations.

Army Medical Command Mechanical MATOC