NAVFAC Great Lakes IL Construction 2011-2014

The NAVFAC Great Lakes IL Construction 2011-2014 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract was designed to support new construction, renovation, alteration, repair, and design/build capabilities for Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois and Department of Defense facilities within a 200-mile radius. This multiple-award contract vehicle enabled the Navy to efficiently procure construction and renovation services through task orders with pre-qualified contractors. The contract had a shared ceiling of $30 million and was established to provide flexible, rapid response capabilities for facility improvements and maintenance across the naval installation and surrounding military infrastructure.

The task orders under this contract primarily focused on infrastructure upgrades, facility renovations, and targeted improvement projects at Naval Station Great Lakes. Most task orders were competitively set aside for 8(a) program participants, with individual task order values ranging from approximately $137,000 to $1.6 million. Typical projects included HVAC upgrades, building renovations, waterfront repairs, sanitary sewer replacements, safety modifications, and demolition work. Key task orders involved renovating specific buildings like Building 1H, upgrading pool decks, installing surveillance systems, and modifying armory facilities. All task orders were structured as firm fixed-price contracts, with completion dates generally spanning 6-18 months. While specific prime contractors are not detailed, the competitive 8(a) set-aside indicates the contract was designed to support small, disadvantaged businesses in completing naval facilities construction and renovation work.