Pennsylvania National Guard Construction 2015-2020

The Department of the Air Force awarded a Master IDIQ for construction, maintenance, repair, and design-build services at Pennsylvania Army National Guard and Pennsylvania Air National Guard facilities throughout Pennsylvania, with the last date to order closing on September 27, 2020. Ordering under this vehicle ceased more than five years ago, making it inactive for pursuit.

The vehicle is closed to new task orders. It was established on September 18, 2015, with a combined potential value across 96 awarded task orders of $41.8 million, of which $41.3 million (99 percent) has been obligated. The most recent task-order award occurred on April 17, 2021. From 2017 through 2020, the vehicle issued between 8 and 11 orders per year; activity then declined sharply to only 4 orders in the final ordering year of 2021.

Awarded task orders contract for interior and exterior renovations, HVAC controls, plumbing, fire suppression, electrical and lighting, fire and intrusion alarms, communications, site work, landscaping, fencing, masonry, roofing, concrete, asphalt paving, storm drainage, limited environmental remediation, design-build services, surveys, and studies at Pennsylvania National Guard installations. Representative recent work includes building repairs, roof replacements, hangar maintenance, gas line construction, parking lot improvements, and facility renovations.

Competitive concentration is moderate. Senate Builders & Construction Managers, Inc. leads by potential value at $9.7 million across 7 orders. Tri Vet Contracting Co, Inc. and Clark Contractors Inc. follow with $8.4 million and $5.9 million respectively. These three firms, along with Northwind Engineering, LLC and Miller Bros. Construction, Inc., collectively hold 77 percent of combined potential value. Twenty-six distinct prime contractors share the remaining work.

Customer concentration is high. The Air National Guard placed 79 of 96 orders valued at $26.3 million (63 percent of total potential value). The Pennsylvania Army National Guard placed 14 orders valued at $15.3 million. Set-aside activity favors small business: 67 percent of orders (64 total) were set aside for small business, with 30 percent issued without set-aside and 3 percent to service-disabled veteran-owned firms.

Task-order values ranged from two hundred dollars (for safety plan submittals issued at vehicle award) to $4.47 million for a Building 310 repair. Median order value for substantive work fell in the $200 thousand to $800 thousand range. All orders were firm fixed price.

The USPFO for Pennsylvania has awarded a constuction MATOC for maintenance, repair, construction and design-build services at Pennsylvania Army National Guard and Pennsylvania Air National Guard activities throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Typical work includes, but is not limited to: interior and exterior renovations, heating and air-conditioning, HVAC controls, plumbing, fire suppression, interior and exterior electrical and lighting, fire and intrusion alarms, communications, limited utilities, site-work, landscaping, fencing, masonry, roofing, concrete, asphalt paving, storm drainage, limited environmental remediation, construction of new facilities, surveys, studies, design-build and other related work.