Nevada National Guard Construction 2013-2018

The Department of the Army Nevada Army National Guard established a Master IDIQ for maintenance, repair, construction, and design-build services across Nevada military facilities, with ordering closed as of September 25, 2018. The vehicle is no longer active for new task orders.

The vehicle funded 61 task orders totaling $2.6 million in combined potential value, with 100 percent of that ceiling obligated by September 2018. Order placement peaked in 2015 with seven awards; activity declined thereafter, with four orders placed in 2018 before the ordering period closed. The most recent task order awarded was September 27, 2018.

Scope covers interior and exterior renovations, HVAC systems and controls, plumbing, fire suppression, electrical and lighting, alarms, communications, utilities, site work, landscaping, fencing, masonry, roofing, concrete, asphalt paving, storm drainage, limited environmental remediation, facility construction, surveys, studies, and design-build services. Work performed at multiple Nevada locations, primarily the greater Reno and Las Vegas areas.

JP General Inc. dominated competition, holding 11 orders worth $1.2 million combined potential value—roughly 46 percent of all task-order awards by count. The next tier included Power Services Inc., J Davis Construction Management Inc., Shanks Electric Corporation, and Walker River Construction Inc., each with two to three orders. Together, the top five primes captured 91 percent of combined potential value across 42 distinct contractors awarded.

The Nevada Air National Guard and Army Nevada National Guard split the customer base, accounting for 36 and 25 task orders respectively. Air National Guard orders held $1.1 million combined potential value; Army orders, $1.5 million.

About 77 percent of task orders carried Total Small Business set-asides, with Woman-Owned Small Business designated on 16 percent and HUBZone on 5 percent. One task order had no set-aside. Individual task-order values ranged from two hundred dollars (award-fee placeholder orders) to $363.9 thousand for apron asphalt replacement, with typical substantive work orders between $22 thousand and $276.9 thousand.

The Nevada National Guard has awarded a Master IDIQ for maintenance, repair, construction and design-build services at multiple locations throughout Nevada, primarily the greater Reno and Las Vegas areas. Typical work includes, but is not be limited to: interior and exterior renovations, heating and air-conditioning, HVAC controls, plumbing, fire suppression, interior and exterior electrical and lighting, fire and intrusion alarms, communications, limited utilities, site-work, landscaping, fencing, masonry, roofing, concrete, asphalt paving, storm drainage, limited environmental remediation, construction of new facilities, surveys, studies, design-build and other related work.