NIH Paving Maintenance Services 2011-2016

The NIH Paving Maintenance Services 2011-2016 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle was established to provide comprehensive paving and infrastructure maintenance services for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) campus locations in Bethesda, Maryland, and the NIHAC Poolesville, Maryland facility. The contract covers a wide range of infrastructure-related services including road repairs, sidewalk replacements, parking lot maintenance, pavement resurfacing, line striping, and related civil engineering work. Task orders under this vehicle primarily focus on repair, renovation, and maintenance of transportation-related infrastructure across NIH properties.

Awarded task orders under this contract consistently demonstrate a small business set-aside designation, with individual task order values ranging from approximately $4,200 to $203,866. The work predominantly occurs at NIH campuses, including the Frederick Greene facility and Canute Hunter location, with specific projects involving asphalt repairs, concrete sidewalk replacements, parking lot renovations, and repainting of crosswalks, street markings, and directional indicators. Funding appears to originate from the Office of Research Facilities Development and Operations (ORFDO), with task orders typically using fiscal year appropriations and specific Treasury Account Symbols (TAS). While multiple contractors likely participated in the IDIQ, the available task orders suggest small businesses, potentially including minority-owned firms like Marada Contracting, Inc., were active participants in executing the contract's scope of work.