NAVFAC SW 8a Construction 2011-2016

The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded a Master IDIQ for 8(a) construction services in the Southwest region on March 21, 2011, with a shared ceiling of $100 million and ordering authority that closed on March 20, 2016—the vehicle is no longer active and has been closed to new orders for over ten years.

The vehicle funded new construction, renovation, revitalization, alteration, and repair work at Navy and Marine Corps installations throughout the Southwest, including Naval Base San Diego, Naval Air Station North Island, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Naval Base Point Loma, and Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms. Work included facility renovations, equipment installations, infrastructure repairs, demolition, and MEP upgrades across a geographically dispersed portfolio of installations.

Fifty-five task orders were awarded over the five-year ordering window, with peak activity in 2014 (14 orders). The combined potential value reached $87.8 million, with all potential value obligated by the final order in January 2016. MTM Builders & Erickson-Hall A Joint Venture dominated the prime contractor base, capturing 22 orders valued at $38.5 million combined potential value—representing 44 percent of all task orders and 44 percent of combined potential value. A&D-Dorado Joint Venture LLP followed with 16 orders at $19.1 million, and I.e.-Pacific, Inc. and Patricia I. Romero, Inc. split the remaining activity. The concentration among the top two primes was substantial, capturing roughly 69 percent of combined potential value.

The Navy's own NAVFAC and installations command placed the largest customer share, with NAVFAC Southwest, NAVFAC Installations Command, and subordinate commands accounting for approximately 44 percent of funded task orders. The Marine Corps was the second-largest customer, funding 14 orders valued at $19.2 million combined potential value.

Ninety-five percent of task orders (52 orders) were awarded as competitive 8(a) set-asides, with three orders (5%) placed unrestricted. Individual task-order values ranged from roughly $122,000 to $8 million, with most orders in the $1.5 million to $3.5 million range. Largest orders included a renovation at Naval Medical Center San Diego (Building 14, $8.02 million), a renovation of the Naval Exchange at Naval Air Station North Island ($4.8 million), and an unmanned systems test facility at SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific ($2.19 million).

NAVFAC Southwest Area 8a MACC for New Construction, Renovation, Revitalization, Alteration, and Repair (2011-2016)