NAVFAC SW Fire Protection System Construction 2012-2015

The NAVFAC Southwest Fire Protection System Construction Master IDIQ contract covers design-build and fully designed fire protection system construction projects for existing facilities across six southwestern states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. The contract encompasses a wide range of fire protection system interventions, including new installations, additions, alterations, and repairs to fire protection systems, fire alarm systems, AFFF fire protection systems, flame detection systems, and related system components. Awarded on February 28, 2012, with a total shared ceiling of $75 million, the contract was designed to provide flexible, rapid-response fire protection infrastructure improvements for Naval facilities in the region.

The task orders under this IDIQ consistently demonstrate a focus on small business set-asides, with most delivery orders being designated as "Total Small Business" and covering fire alarm replacements, system upgrades, and repairs across multiple naval installations. Typical task order values range from approximately $30,000 to $6.1 million, with completion dates spanning several months to three years. Common performance locations include naval bases in California, such as Point Mugu, Travis Air Force Base, Naval Base Coronado, and various Naval Operational Support Centers (NOSC) in states like California, Nevada, and Utah. The pricing model is consistently firm fixed price, indicating predictable cost structures for the government. Most task orders involve specific fire system interventions like alarm system replacements, fire suppression system upgrades, and modifications to existing fire protection infrastructure at military facilities.