PBS KY TN Construction Services 2016-2021

General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 4 awarded this Master IDIQ for construction services in Kentucky and Tennessee on August 16, 2016, with ordering closed on August 15, 2021. The vehicle is no longer active; no new task orders may be placed against it.

The 45 task orders issued under this vehicle span building renovations, mechanical systems upgrades, space reconfiguration, fire and life-safety improvements, and repair work at federal courthouses, IRS service centers, and other GSA-controlled facilities across Kentucky and Tennessee. Recent awards include the EOIR office buildout at the Gene Snyder Courthouse in Louisville ($1.18 million), CBP port office renovation in Nashville ($528,000 ceiling), IRS cooling tower replacement in Memphis ($2.5 million), and plaza repairs at the Clifford Davis Federal Building in Memphis ($1.73 million).

Ordering momentum peaked in 2018 (12 orders) and 2021 (17 orders), with activity trailing significantly in 2020 (1 order). Combined potential value stands at $33.7 million, with $33.2 million obligated (98% execution rate). Katmai Support Services, L.L.C. holds dominant position with 20 orders valued at $11.9 million combined potential, followed by Heard Construction, Inc. (8 orders, $7.2 million) and J. Wayne Poole, Inc. (4 orders, $6 million); these three firms account for a substantial share of awarded work. Compucraft, Inc. and Witherington Construction Corp each hold five orders.

GSA Public Buildings Service Region 4 originated 20 orders worth $17.3 million combined potential (51% of task-order portfolio by value). The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Department of Treasury Internal Revenue Service, and Army Corps of Engineers placed smaller numbers of orders. Task-order values range from under $50,000 to roughly $2.5 million, with typical durations from 6 to 18 months. Work is performed primarily in Louisville, Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville, with scattered projects in smaller Kentucky and Tennessee cities.

Seventy-three percent of orders carried no set-aside designation. Small business set-asides account for 22% of orders (10 total small business), with one 8(a) sole-source order (2%) and one partial small business order (2%).