Operation and Maintenance Engineering Enhancement Program (OMEE)

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville established this Master IDIQ for operations and maintenance services at Government medical and related facilities, with ordering closed as of February 11, 2020. The vehicle is no longer active — its ordering period ended more than six years ago, and the most recent task order award dates to June 2021. Of the $1.36 billion in combined task-order potential value, $1.22 billion (90 percent) has been obligated, leaving minimal room for new ordering on an already-closed vehicle.

The scope spans O&M services across hospitals, clinics, administrative offices, pharmacies, veterinary and dental facilities, training sites, research labs, utility and energy plants, and storage facilities within CONUS (including Alaska and Hawaii), U.S. territories and possessions, and select overseas locations including Japan, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Task orders show heavy emphasis on medical treatment facility support at Army installations (Fort Bliss, Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Carson, Fort Hood) and Air Force bases (Lackland, Dyess, Ramstein, RAF sites), plus Naval facilities.

J&J Maintenance Inc. dominates the vehicle, holding 36 orders worth $657.8 million combined potential value — roughly 48 percent of all dollars obligated. Facility Services Management, Inc. ranks second with 36 orders and $227.8 million, while Valiant Government Services LLC, Acepex Management Corporation, and Johnson Controls Building Automation Systems collectively account for most remaining value. The top five primes capture 89 percent of combined potential value. Approximately 67 percent of task orders carry no set-aside designation, with the remainder split between partial small business (27 percent) and total small business (6 percent) set-asides.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville placed 106 of 133 orders, representing $1.07 billion in potential value. The Air Force Medical Support Agency and Defense Health Agency together account for the remaining $200 million. Task order values range from under $100,000 for RPIE-only orders to multi-million-dollar facility support contracts, with the largest orders in the $50 million to $70 million range (e.g., $69.5 million ceiling for Army O&M services). Most task orders operate on firm fixed-price terms with one-year base periods and multiple option years.

Because ordering closed in February 2020, this vehicle is suitable only for monitoring existing task-order performance or understanding Army medical facility O&M incumbency; new competition is unavailable.

The objective of this contract is to provide Operations and Maintenance (O & M) Services at Government medical and related non-medical facilities including hospitals, clinics, administrative, pharmacies, veterinarian, dental, training, research, utility and energy plants, labs, and storage facilities as well as some nonmedical facilities associated with these medical facilities. The geographic scope of the contracted services under this acquisition will cover the United States (CONUS), including Alaska, Hawaii, and all U.S. Territories and possessions, and specific overseas locations (OCONUS).