Scott AFB Construction MATOC 2010-2016

The Scott AFB Construction MATOC 2010-2016 is a Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract awarded by the 375th Contracting Squadron for providing construction and maintenance services at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. The contract encompasses a broad range of general construction trade categories, executing smaller and less complex projects including maintenance, repair, minor renovations, and new construction. Individual task orders cover diverse scopes such as building repairs, renovations, demolitions, infrastructure improvements, and specialized facility upgrades across multiple base buildings and locations.

Task orders under this IDIQ vehicle demonstrate significant variety, with values ranging from as low as $500 to over $440,000, and typical completion timeframes between 3-12 months. Most task orders were set aside for either Competitive 8(a) small businesses or Total Small Business designations, indicating a focus on supporting small business participation. Common project types included restroom renovations, roof repairs, building envelope improvements, electrical system upgrades, demolition work, and facility interior upgrades. Geographically, all work was performed at Scott Air Force Base, with projects spanning multiple buildings across the installation. The contract's task orders predominantly involved construction, maintenance, and repair activities supporting Air Force infrastructure and operational requirements.