Scott AFB Construction MACC 2014-2020

Air Mobility Command is procuring maintenance, repair, renovation, and minor construction at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois under a Master IDIQ established in 2014, with ordering closed as of March 16, 2020. This vehicle is no longer active and no new work can be placed against it.

The vehicle obligated its entire combined potential value of $78.7 million across 138 task orders, all of which have been fully obligated. Peak activity occurred in 2015 and 2016, with 45 and 52 orders respectively; activity declined sharply in 2017 and 2018 to 14 orders per year each. The most recent task order award was September 27, 2018. Work scope spans building-level maintenance and repair including HVAC systems, roof repair, flooring and carpeting replacement, fire suppression systems, electrical and plumbing work, facility renovations, and infrastructure projects such as drainage construction and wastewater treatment plant repairs.

Five distinct customer agencies funded task orders, with Air Mobility Command placing 109 orders valued at $75.7 million—97 percent of all activity. The remaining 29 orders, valued at $3 million combined, funded orders from Defense Finance and Accounting Service, broader Air Force accounts, Space Command, and Air Combat Command.

Thirteen distinct prime contractors won awards. The top five by potential value were Marcia K Beckwith Inc. ($28.6 million across 20 orders), Jmrcc ($16.3 million across 22 orders), Accel Pacific JV ($15.4 million across 18 orders), Patriot Commercial Construction LLC ($8.1 million across 37 orders), and HOF Construction Inc. ($6.6 million across 23 orders). These five firms captured 95 percent of combined potential value. Marcia K Beckwith Inc. alone held 36 percent of total vehicle value despite placing fewer orders than competitors, indicating larger average order size.

Set-aside activity was mixed: competitive 8(a) awards accounted for 50 percent of orders, total small business set-asides 32 percent, unrestricted 17 percent, and HUBZone 1 percent. Task order values ranged from under ten thousand dollars for small repairs to $13.0 million for a large office space renovation (Delivery Order FA440714D0011-FA440717FM028), with typical orders falling between $50 thousand and $1 million. All orders were firm fixed price.

Master IDIQ for the execution of a broad range of maintenance, repair, renovation and minor construction at Scott Air Force Base, IL.