National Tower-Antenna MACC 2012-2017

The National Tower-Antenna Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 2012-2017 is an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle awarded by the United States Coast Guard for tower and antenna construction, maintenance, rehabilitation, inspection, and repair services. The contract covers work across all 50 United States and its territories, with a primary focus on supporting the Coast Guard's communications infrastructure. Spanning from March 1, 2012 to March 1, 2017, the master contract enables the Coast Guard to issue task orders for various tower-related projects as needed.

Task orders under this contract predominantly focus on tower inspections, maintenance, repairs, demolitions, and infrastructure upgrades, with values ranging from approximately $10,000 to $900,000. Most task orders were set aside for HUBZone small businesses, with frequent prime contractors including Sitemaster Inc., Shape Construction Inc., and other small specialized communications infrastructure firms. Typical scopes included structural tower inspections, disassembly of LORAN-C towers, maintenance of communication and navigation towers, replacement of beacon and lighting systems, and environmental assessments. Performance locations spanned coastal and inland regions, with significant work in districts 5, 9, 11, 13, and territories including Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The contract supported critical maritime safety, navigation, and communication infrastructure for the U.S. Coast Guard.