National Park Service Intermountain Region MATOC 2021-2026

The National Park Service Intermountain Region established this Master IDIQ for general construction services on February 11, 2021, with a combined ceiling of $40 million and ordering deadline of February 10, 2026—which has now passed, closing this vehicle to new orders. The award originated as a total small business set-aside, though actual task-order execution diverged sharply from that structure.

The vehicle funded 88 delivery orders across five years, with ordering momentum declining steadily: 40 orders in 2021, 22 in 2022, 15 in 2023, and 11 in 2024. The most recent task order was issued September 24, 2024. Combined potential value across all task orders is $36.9 million, with 100% of that amount already obligated, leaving no remaining capacity under the vehicle's $40 million ceiling.

Work spans building rehabilitation, MEP systems (HVAC, electrical, plumbing), water and wastewater infrastructure, site improvements including trails and concrete work, roofing, fire and safety systems, and sustainability upgrades across National Park Service sites in Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Representative orders include $978.4 million for well irrigation replacement (CHAM), $1.87 million for alcove house stabilization and bridge replacement (BAND), $1.58 million for Desert View Intertribal Site Phase 1 (GRCA), and $1.23 million for Signal Hill Picnic Area upgrades (SAGU). Task orders ranged from $2,000 minimum guarantees to roughly $1.87 million, with most firm fixed price.

Five contractors captured approximately 70% of task-order activity by count: Northern Management Services, Inc. (20 orders, $7.4 million), Ridgway Valley Enterprises Inc. (14 orders, $7.8 million), Mirador GPS LLC (12 orders, $5.7 million), Weil Construction Inc. (9 orders, $4 million), and Orcom, A Division Of Ortega Companies, Inc. (7 orders, $2.4 million), with a longer tail of seven additional small primes. Approximately 74% of combined potential value concentrated among the top five.

The National Park Service Intermountain Region placed 87 of 88 orders (99.8% of value); the Midwest Region placed one order worth $257 thousand. Despite initial small business set-aside designation, 90% of awarded orders carried no set-aside, 9% were Total Small Business, and 1% HUBZone, signaling that competitive open ordering dominated execution.

General construction services, to include but not be limited to: construction services to repair or rehabilitate historic and non-historic structures in addition to a minimal amount of new construction for project types inclusion of Site Utilities (water, sewer, gas, electric, communications), Site Improvements (trail, fence, grading, concrete work, landscaping), Water & Wastewater, Roadway (bike, roadway, signage, striping), Fire & Safety, Building exterior, Building interior, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing (MEP), Sustainability (energy efficiency, renewables).