Michigan National Guard Construction 2010-2015

The Air National Guard awarded this Master IDIQ on September 29, 2010, for construction, repair, maintenance, and design-build services supporting National Guard operations in Michigan, with ordering authority ending December 26, 2015—now closed for over a decade.

The vehicle is no longer active. All 157 task orders were issued between April 2011 and October 2015. Combined task-order potential value reached $40.4 million, with $40.2 million (99%) obligated by vehicle close. The ordering momentum remained steady through the vehicle's final years: 32 orders in 2011 declined to a floor of 22 in 2012, then rebounded to 34–35 annually through 2015.

Scope reflects standard military facility operations: roof repairs and replacements (particularly on hangars and buildings at Selfridge Air National Guard Base), HVAC replacements, renovations and design-build projects (such as Building 200C survivability lab and Building 230 office areas), demolition of excess buildings, parking-structure lighting retrofits, fiber-optic and communications infrastructure, fence installations, asbestos abatement, and minor repairs to ancillary systems. The largest individual order was a $4.1 million design-build survivability lab renovation awarded to a small business in September 2014.

Competition concentrated among a small field. Rock Industries, Inc., captured the largest share by potential value at $16.6 million across 23 orders; Katie Crooks, Inc., held the most awards (46 orders) but lower combined value ($6.8 million). Braun Construction Group Inc., Detroit Contracting, Inc., and Angelo Iafrate Construction Company rounded out the top five. These five firms held 86% of combined potential value. Sixteen primes shared the vehicle overall, with a long tail of lower-volume awardees.

Customer concentration was extreme. The Air National Guard placed 138 of 157 orders ($19.2 million potential value), representing 88% of awards. Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region followed with 11 orders ($9 million); Army Materiel Command TACOM, Detroit Arsenal, and Corps of Engineers each held single-digit order counts.

Set-aside activity tilted heavily toward small business. Of 157 orders, 142 (90%) carried a Total Small Business set-aside. Fifteen orders (10%) used no set-aside, primarily for specialized infrastructure work such as taxiway repairs and sewer-structure repairs.

Task orders ranged from small repairs under $5 thousand to design-build projects exceeding $4 million, with firm fixed-price pricing throughout. Representative mid-range orders fell in the $50 thousand to $500 thousand band, covering roof replacements, building renovations, and systems upgrades.

Construction Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Task Order Contract for maintenance, repair, construction, and design build services in support of National Guard activities in the State of Michigan.