Repair and Construction at Defense Logistics Agency Installation Support for Distribution and Marine Forces Reserve

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, awarded a Master IDIQ for repair and construction services at Defense Logistics Agency and Marine Forces Reserve facilities, with ordering closed as of March 17, 2024. The vehicle is no longer accepting new task orders.

The Master IDIQ was established December 10, 2020, with a shared ceiling of $124.5 million across two geographically separated pools divided by the Mississippi River—an East Region pool and a West Region pool, each with a $124.5 million capacity. The originating solicitation (W912HP18R6000) was fully set-aside for small businesses, targeting five contractors per pool. Scope includes vertical construction (new buildings, renovations, structural repairs, HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, roof replacements, lead and asbestos remediation) and horizontal construction (roads, utilities, demolition, pavement).

Of 51 task orders awarded between September 2021 and October 2025, ordering activity peaked in 2021 with 20 orders, then moderated to 10 orders annually in 2022, 2024, and 2025, with 9 in 2023. The vehicle has obligated $184.7 million against a combined task-order potential value of $193.3 million, representing 96 percent utilization. Task orders range from $822,647 (structural repairs) to $28.3 million (DLA DDTP buildings renovation), with typical values between $2 million and $14 million and durations of 12 to 28 months.

Team Construction LLC dominates, holding 10 orders worth $45.5 million combined potential value. The next tier—Doyon Management Services, SES Electrical, A & H-Ambica JV, and Roundhouse-Mv JV—collectively hold significant but smaller portfolios, with the top five primes accounting for 81 percent of combined potential value. A longer tail of seven additional contractors holds the remaining 19 percent.

The Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, is the overwhelmingly dominant customer, issuing 44 of 51 orders worth $165.3 million in combined potential value (86 percent of all activity). Three satellite Corps districts (Savannah, Mobile, Sacramento) and United States Special Operations Command account for the remainder.

Set-aside distribution across task orders does not reflect the vehicle's original small-business-only structure: 63 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, 35 percent are Total Small Business, and one order is Competitive 8(a). This reflects actual task-order allocation rather than vehicle-level restriction.

With ordering closed since March 2024 and two-thirds of the combined ceiling already obligated, the vehicle is no longer a pursuit opportunity for new primes or significant task-order growth.

The East and West Regions will be separated geographically by the Mississippi River to support Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Installation Support for Distribution depots and Marine Forces Reserve (MFR) Headquarters and Reserve Center (MCRC) facilities physically located within each region.