NCA North Atlantic District MATOC

The Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration awarded a multiple-award Master IDIQ for construction services supporting the North Atlantic District on November 15, 2024, with ordering authority extending to November 16, 2034. The vehicle carries a $49 million shared ceiling across all awardees over its ten-year period of performance and does not employ a set-aside structure at the vehicle level, though individual task orders are designated for service-disabled veteran-owned small business or unrestricted competition.

Ordering momentum has been steady since the vehicle's establishment. The vehicle has generated 35 task orders in the first nineteen months, with annual awards accelerating from 13 in 2024 to 18 in 2025, though 2026 shows only 4 orders as of June 2026. All task orders fund National Cemetery Administration work; no secondary agencies participate. The actual portfolio obligated amounts have reached $2.9 million of the combined task-order potential value, representing 100 percent absorption of awards issued to date—a function of firm fixed-price task orders with ceiling values equal to obligated amounts.

US Diversified Contracting Services Inc. dominates the awardee base with 11 orders valued at $1.5 million in combined potential, representing roughly 50 percent of all awards by count and 52 percent by value. Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain LLC follows with 5 orders ($448 thousand), while BP Construction JV LLC, Ameritech Contracting LLC, and Binary Exchange Technologies LLC each hold three to four orders in the $200–$367 thousand range. Eight additional contractors hold one order each. The top five primes account for 77 percent of task-order count and 100 percent of combined potential value.

Task orders reflect small-project construction work at individual cemetery locations. Typical ceiling values range from Five hundred dollars (minimum guarantee orders issued December 2024 to establish awardee positions) to $842 thousand for a single emergency generator installation at Calverton National Cemetery. Recent awards span sidewalk replacement, water main repair, overhead door replacement, fence construction, wall repairs, and electrical restoration at Baltimore, Calverton, Annapolis, Beverly, Indiantown Gap, Quantico, Richmond, Woodlawn, and West Virginia national cemeteries. About 80 percent of task orders are unrestricted competitive awards, with 20 percent designated service-disabled veteran-owned small business. Work is firm fixed-price with typical durations ranging from three to twelve months from award to completion.