NAVFAC SE Fire Protection Construction 2016-2021

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded a Master IDIQ on May 19, 2016 for fire protection construction services across the Southeast region, with ordering closed as of May 18, 2021. The vehicle is no longer active; the last task order was awarded nearly seven years ago in September 2019. The combined potential value across all 24 task orders is $40.2 million, fully obligated with no remaining capacity.

The work encompasses fire suppression systems (wet, dry, pre-action, wet chemical, deluge variants, and high-speed deluge), water supplies (fire pumps, tanks, underground mains), foam systems (low and high expansion), gaseous protection (carbon dioxide and clean agents), and fire alarm systems (detection, reporting, mass communication) across naval installations in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Guantanamo Bay Cuba, and the Bahamas. Task orders reveal a heavy concentration on fire alarm modernization at naval air stations (NAS Pensacola, NAS Whiting Field, NAS Corpus Christi, NAS Jacksonville) and AFFF removal work.

W.W. Cleansvendornametrait.phpgay Fire Protection, Inc. dominated the vehicle, holding 8 orders worth $18.8 million combined potential value. Wolverine Fire Protection Co secured 3 orders for $11.3 million. Siemens Government Technologies Inc. held 8 orders but for only $3.6 million combined potential value. The remaining three primes split the final $4.2 million. The competitive landscape was lightly populated—only six prime contractors shared the entire vehicle, with the top two accounting for roughly 74% of combined potential value.

Customers were concentrated within the Department of the Navy. Naval Installations Command and NAVFAC SE together placed 21 of the 24 task orders, representing $27.2 million of the $40.2 million combined potential value. All task orders were awarded without set-aside restrictions. Typical task-order values ranged from $1,000 minimum guarantees to single orders exceeding $11 million (DDJF Fire Protection Upgrades Phase II at $11.03 million). Performance was firm fixed price across the portfolio, with ultimate completion dates extending into 2026 on two NAS Pensacola fire alarm orders despite the vehicle's May 2021 ordering cutoff.

NAVFAC Southeast has awarded a Master IDIQ for fire protection construciton services. Construction projects to be performed will primarily consist of fire protection installation or repairs (new construction and renovations) with some design capabilities. The preponderance of the work will include fire suppression systems (wet, dry, pre-action, wet chemical, deluge and high speed deluge and ultra-high speed deluge), water supplies (fire pumps, tanks and underground water mains), low and high expansion foam, gaseous (carbon dioxide and clean agents) special hazardous protection, and fire alarm systems (detection, reporting, and mass communication) for the Department of Defense activities in the states of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Guantanamo Bay Cuba, and the Bahamas to the extent managed by NAVFAC Southeast.