Rapid Disaster Infrastructure HUBZone MATOC 2021 - 2029

The Rapid Disaster Infrastructure (RDI) HUBZone Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) is a $99 million federal contract vehicle designed to provide time-sensitive construction and infrastructure rehabilitation services in response to disaster events. Managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division Omaha District, the contract supports critical infrastructure recovery efforts across the contiguous United States and outlying areas. The vehicle focuses on infrastructure projects such as levee construction and repair, flood control, dredging, and shoreline maintenance, with a specific emphasis on utilizing HUBZone certified small businesses to perform the work.

Task orders under this MATOC demonstrate a range of infrastructure support services with relatively low initial dollar values, typically starting at a $2,500 minimum guarantee. Awarded task orders have been distributed to HUBZone contractors like Graham County Land Company, LRG Construction JV LLC, Orion-Brice LLC Joint Venture, and Vazquez Forgen JV LLC, covering locations including Massachusetts, Alaska, North Carolina, and Missouri. The delivery orders exhibit varied pricing structures, including cost-plus fixed fee and firm fixed price contracts, with funding primarily originating from the Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force. While most initial task orders represent minimal financial commitments, they establish a framework for rapid deployment of infrastructure recovery services during emergency situations, with the contract vehicle maintaining an eight-year ordering period through December 15, 2029.