NAVFAC NC Roofing MACC 2010-2015

The United States Marine Corps awarded this Master IDIQ for roofing services on September 9, 2010, with ordering authority closing on September 8, 2015—making this vehicle inactive for nearly 11 years. The combined potential value of all 97 task orders issued under the vehicle is $31.5 million, fully obligated.

Work contracted includes demolition, repair, and replacement of roofing systems covering modified bitumen, standing seam metal, shingles, and single-ply materials, along with incidental related work including painting, asbestos and lead paint abatement, architectural modifications such as decking replacement and blocking, and structural modifications. Task orders show firm fixed-price pricing applied to discrete roof replacements, repairs, and restoration efforts at Marine Corps installations.

Quality Roofers And Guttering, Inc. dominates the competitive landscape, holding 36 of 97 orders representing $16.6 million in combined potential value—roughly 53 percent of all awards by value. Cram Roofing Co Inc. ranks second with 14 orders and $6.5 million, followed by Buchanan Roofing & Guttering Inc. with 22 orders and $4.2 million, and Industrial Contract Service Corp. with 18 orders and $3.8 million. These four primes account for approximately 99 percent of task-order activity.

Ordering activity was concentrated in the vehicle's early years: 2011 saw 23 orders, declining to 12 by 2015. The Marine Corps placed 87 of 97 orders ($28.3 million), with Naval Air Systems Command accounting for 8 orders ($3.2 million) and the broader Department of the Navy placing the remaining 2 orders.

Nearly all work was performed under small-business set-asides: 96 of 97 orders carried the Total Small Business designation, with a single unrestricted order. Task orders ranged from under $10 thousand to approximately $3 million, with typical individual roof replacements in the $200 thousand to $800 thousand range. Work took place at Marine Corps installations in North Carolina, including Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Station New River, and Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point.

Master IDIQ for construction services for a wide range of roofing services. Work under this vehicle consists of demolition, repair, and replacement of roofing systems (including but not limited to modified bitumen, standing seam metal, shingles, single ply) and incidental related work including, but not limited to, painting, asbestos/lead paint abatement, architectural modifications (i.e. decking replacement, blocking, etc) and structural modifications.