NAVFAC ATL Archaeological and Architectural Services 2012-2015

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this Master IDIQ on October 30, 2012 to provide archaeological and architectural services—survey, inventory, identification, evaluation, study, protection, preservation, conservation, and interpretation of prehistoric and historic archaeological resources—across NAVFAC Atlantic's area of responsibility in the continental United States and overseas. Ordering closed on October 29, 2015, making this vehicle inactive for the past ten years.

The vehicle has reached full obligation: all $4 million in combined task-order potential value has been expended across 17 orders. The ordering activity peaked in 2013 with six awards and again in 2015 with seven awards; only one order issued in 2014. The most recent task order was awarded October 16, 2015, three weeks before the ordering deadline.

ASM Affiliates Inc. dominated the vehicle, capturing ten of seventeen orders and $3.3 million of the $4 million combined potential value—roughly 82 percent of all activity by value. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. and HHM & Associates, Inc. split the remainder with four and three orders respectively. Ninety-four percent of orders carried a total small-business set-aside; one order in 2015 had no set-aside restriction.

Customer activity concentrated within the Department of the Navy: Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded eight orders valued at $1.9 million, Naval Installations Command placed four orders at $934 thousand, and Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center issued three orders at $966 thousand. The Marine Corps and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery collectively accounted for two orders totaling $163 thousand.

Task-order ceiling values ranged from less than $12 thousand for individual building surveys to $932 thousand for option-year work. Most orders specified firm fixed pricing. Work locations included domestic naval installations—Great Lakes, China Lake, Fallon, Whidbey Island, Camp Pendleton—and overseas sites including Naval Base Guam and Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe. Three task orders issued at award on October 30, 2012 functioned as minimum-guarantee placeholders with zero dollar obligation.

Master IDIQ for providing Archaeological and Architectural Services for the survey, inventory, identification, evaluation, study, protection, preservation, conservation, and interpretation of prehistoric and historic archaeological resources and architectural resources for regions in NAVFAC Atlantic's area of responsibility which includes the continental US (CONUS) and areas outside the continental US (OCONUS).