NAVFAC Washington Construction 2012-2015

NAVFAC Washington established this Master IDIQ on June 30, 2015 for repairs, renovations, new construction, and alterations to shore facilities and utilities across the metropolitan Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia region with a shared ceiling of $99 million. Ordering closed on June 29, 2018, and the vehicle is no longer active.

The portfolio shows heavy front-loaded activity: 74 orders in 2016, 38 in 2017, then a sharp decline to 3 in 2018 before tapering to 1 order each in 2019 and 2020. Of the 155 total task orders awarded, the most recent came in November 2020, though the vehicle's ordering window had closed nearly two and a half years prior. The combined potential value across all task orders reached $102.9 million, with $101 million obligated—98 percent of the combined total—indicating near-complete draw-down of the vehicle.

Work spans building systems maintenance and replacement: HVAC and chiller upgrades dominate the portfolio, alongside roof repairs, electrical system modernization, water and sewer infrastructure, interior renovations, and structural repairs. Representative orders include a fuel pier replacement at $2.424 million, NRL-215 chiller replacement at $2.161 million, and an NRL A50 AHU replacement at $2.888 million obligated. Order values cluster in the $250,000 to $1.2 million range, with outliers exceeding $2 million.

Competitive concentration is moderate. Asturian Group, Inc. leads by order count with 58 awards totaling $28.4 million in potential value, while Honu'apo I, LLC edges ahead by value with 35 orders worth $29.4 million. Belt Built CFM Joint Venture, LLC (30 orders, $21.4 million) and Battle Creek Construction LLC (20 orders, $15.9 million) round out the top tier. These four primes capture the vast majority of activity; five firms total account for 99 percent of task orders.

Ninety-one percent of task orders carried competitive 8(a) set-aside designations; 8 percent were unrestricted, and 1 percent were total small business set-aside. The Navy's own NAVFAC Washington organization placed 63 orders worth $40.9 million, dominating customer concentration. Navy Installations Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and Naval Sea Systems Command collectively account for most of the remainder, with Marine Corps and other military agencies filling the gap.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Washington has awarded a Master IDIQ for the performance of various repairs, renovations, new construction and alterations to shore facilities, and utilities in the NAVFAC Washington area of responsibility to include the metropolitan Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia locations.