NAVFAC Marine-Waterfront Construction 2010-2015

The Department of the Navy established this Master IDIQ for marine-waterfront construction in the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest region on August 31, 2010, with a shared ceiling of $97 million and ordering authority ending September 6, 2015 — the vehicle is now closed and no longer accepts new orders.

Work contracted includes new construction, repair, alteration, and renovation of waterfront facilities by design-build or design-bid-build across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. Task orders address dredging and disposal, demolition, pile driving, sheet piles, piers, wharves, quay walls, bulkheads, sea walls, dry docks, boat ramps, docks and marinas, shore protection structures, breakwaters, wave attenuation systems, mooring dolphins, and fendering systems. Actual ordering demonstrates a concentration on pier and facility repairs and upgrades, particularly at Naval Base Kitsap in Bremerton and Naval Magazine Indian Island.

The vehicle awarded 33 task orders totaling $99.7 million in combined potential value, with $99.5 million obligated (100 percent of combined potential value). All orders are unrestricted and priced firm-fixed. Ordering peaked in 2012 with nine awards, declining to three in 2015 as the vehicle neared closure. The most recent order was issued June 10, 2015, for catwalk inspection, cleaning, and repair.

Competition is highly concentrated. Watts Constructors LLC dominates with 12 orders worth $49.7 million combined potential value — nearly half the vehicle's total. Nova Group, Inc. holds the second position with 7 orders and $32.2 million, together accounting for roughly 82 percent of all potential value. Triton Marine Construction Corp. and Manson Construction Co. each hold 6 orders but with significantly lower values ($7.9 million and $7.2 million respectively). Five distinct primes competed under the vehicle overall. Customer concentration is somewhat dispersed: Naval Facilities Engineering Command placed 16 orders for $68.7 million, Naval Installations Command placed 8 orders for $12.3 million, and Naval Sea Systems Command placed 8 orders for $17.8 million. Task-order values ranged from $114 thousand to $15.6 million, with multiple orders exceeding $10 million in the 2013–2014 period.

Master IDIQ for new construction, repair, alteration, and renovation, by design-build or by design-bid-build of waterfront facilities at various locations within the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest area of responsibility, including but not limited to: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. Work under this vehicle includes dredging and disposal, demolition, and construction related operations, both in and above water; of waterfront facilities, such as, but not limited to: piers, wharves, quay walls, bulkheads, sea walls, dry docks, boat ramps, docks and marinas, shore protection, rip rap, breakwaters, wave attenuation, mooring dolphins, buoys, primary and secondary fendering, pile driving, sheet piles, and dredging and disposal.