Ocean Engineering Services MATOC

Award Date 4/28/2021
Last Date To Order 4/27/2026
Shared Ceiling $40M
Federal Agency
Coast Guard
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The United States Coast Guard Ocean Engineering Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) is a $40 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive architectural and engineering services for maritime infrastructure projects. Established in April 2021, the contract enables the Coast Guard to procure on-demand professional services for waterfront facilities, aids to navigation, and maritime infrastructure across various districts nationwide. The solicitation indicates the contract supports a wide range of engineering needs, including marine surveys, facility inspections, design and construction support, and technical assessments of coastal and maritime assets.

Task orders under this MATOC typically range from $50,000 to approximately $1.6 million, with performance periods spanning six months to two years. Frequently winning prime contractors include Appledore Marine Engineering, LLC, Childs Engineering Corporation, Lloyd Collins JV, The Johnson-Mcadams Firm, and Reid Middleton, Inc. Most task orders focus on waterfront inspections, repairs, and engineering design for Coast Guard facilities in districts covering locations such as Alaska, California, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Florida. While the majority of task orders do not utilize set-aside designations, some contractors like Lloyd Collins JV and Reid Middleton are certified as small disadvantaged businesses. Common scopes include structural inspections of piers, aids to navigation assessments, waterfront repair designs, and facility maintenance planning across coastal and inland maritime locations.

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