Other than Concrete Border Wall Prototype

Award Date 9/7/2017
Last Date To Order 9/6/2022
Shared Ceiling $300M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (DHS CBP) established this Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle for border infrastructure construction services, specifically focused on border wall and barrier projects that do not utilize solid concrete materials. Originating from a March 2017 solicitation (HSBP1017R0023), the contract is designed to support border security infrastructure development along the Southwestern United States border, with a shared ceiling of $300 million. The vehicle enables DHS CBP to rapidly procure construction and design-build services for border wall and barrier systems through multiple prime contractors.

Task orders under this contract vehicle consistently demonstrate a focus on border infrastructure repair, construction, and barrier system development across locations in Arizona and California, with contract values ranging from approximately $345,000 to $175 million. Key prime contractors include KWR Construction Inc. (a minority-owned small business) and Caddell Construction Co., which have been awarded multiple delivery orders. The task orders are uniformly structured as firm fixed-price contracts with no small business set-aside designations, typically having performance periods between 18-36 months. Geographic performance locations have included Somerton, Tucson, Imperial Beach, Calexico, Sierra Vista, and San Diego in Arizona and California. The funding consistently originates from DHS Customs and Border Protection, supporting the agency's border security infrastructure modernization and maintenance objectives.

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