NAVFAC NC 8a Construction 2011-2016

The NAVFAC NC 8a Construction 2011-2016 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award contract vehicle designed to provide construction, alteration, and repair services for various government facilities in the North Carolina area. The contract was awarded by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) with a shared ceiling of $100 million and was specifically structured as a Competitive 8(a) small business set-aside contract. Task orders under this vehicle encompass a wide range of facility improvement and maintenance projects, including building renovations, infrastructure upgrades, demolition work, electrical system modifications, and specialized construction services for military installations.

The task orders demonstrate a diverse array of construction and repair projects primarily located at military facilities such as Camp Lejeune, with individual task order values ranging from approximately $4,850 to $939,488. Nearly all task orders were set aside under the Competitive 8(a) program, indicating a focus on supporting small, disadvantaged businesses. Common project types include replacing windows and doors, constructing and renovating buildings, installing electrical systems, repairing infrastructure, and performing targeted facility improvements. The work predominantly occurs at military installations in North Carolina, with projects spanning various facility types including administrative buildings, medical facilities, training areas, and support infrastructure. The contract's ultimate completion date was March 6, 2016, suggesting it was a five-year vehicle designed to provide flexible construction services to NAVFAC's North Carolina region.