NAVFAC SW Fire Protection System Construction 2012-2015

This Master IDIQ is closed to new ordering as of March 31, 2015. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded the vehicle on February 28, 2012, to support design-build and fully designed fire protection system construction projects across the NAVFAC Southwest region (Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah), covering new installations, additions, alterations, repairs to fire suppression and alarm systems, AFFF systems, flame detection systems, and related components. The shared ceiling was $75 million, and all $32.8 million in combined task-order potential value has been obligated across 32 orders issued between March 2012 and March 2015.

The vehicle saw strong early ordering momentum, peaking at 12 orders in 2013 before declining to 10 orders in 2014 and 4 in 2015 as the ordering window closed. NAVFAC Southwest itself accounted for roughly 41 percent of combined potential value ($13.5 million of 32 active orders), followed by the Marine Corps at 19 percent; Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center, Installations Command, and Pacific Fleet Forces collectively represented the remainder across seven total customer agencies.

Competition concentrated heavily among three primes. Fed Con / South Bay Joint Venture led with 12 orders valued at $12.6 million, followed closely by Southwestern Dakotah Inc. with 9 orders at $11.3 million and A&D Fire Sprinklers, Inc. with 9 orders at $8.9 million; these three firms captured 97 percent of potential value. Western Fire Protection, Inc. held 2 orders at $29 thousand. Thirty-one of 32 orders carried total small business set-asides; one unrestricted order (N6247312D0204-0008, $4.5 million) was the largest single award. Representative task-order values ranged from $29 thousand to $6.1 million, with firm fixed pricing throughout. Work performed across Southwest region locations including Naval Air Stations Fallon and Point Mugu, Naval Base Coronado, Travis Air Force Base, and subordinate Navy Ordnance Test Stations in California and Nevada.

Since this vehicle closed to new ordering in 2015, pursuit is not feasible.

Master IDIQ for design build or fully designed fire protection system construction projects for existing facilities at various locations within the NAVFAC Southwest area of responsibility including, but not limited to, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. Types of projects include, but are not limited to: new installation, additions, alterations, and repair to fire protection systems; fire alarm systems; AFFF fire protection systems; flame detection systems; and related system components.