Scott Air Force Base MACC

Air Mobility Command established the Scott Air Force Base MACC, a total small business set-aside multiple-award IDIQ for construction and facility repair work at Scott AFB, Illinois, on May 1, 2024, with ordering authority extending through April 30, 2032. The vehicle carries a $90 million shared ceiling across all awardees and has obligated $23.1 million of $23.3 million combined task-order potential value (99% obligation rate), indicating near-complete consumption of awarded task-order capacity. Ordering momentum has declined sharply—29 orders in 2024, 20 in 2025, and only 3 orders placed in 2026 through February—suggesting the vehicle is in late-stage utilization or replacement planning may be underway.

Work spans facility maintenance, renovation, and capital repair across Scott AFB buildings: HVAC system repairs and replacements, roof restoration, fire suppression system modernization, interior renovations, electrical upgrades, anti-vehicle barrier installation, and storm-damage repairs. Task orders are firm fixed-price with typical durations of 6–12 months and individual values ranging from five hundred dollars (minimum guarantee orders issued at vehicle inception) to $2.5 million, with a concentration in the $300,000–$2 million range.

Competition is moderately concentrated among 11 prime awardees. Batir 1000 Joint Venture leads with 16 orders worth $8.4 million combined potential value; Marcia K Beckwith Inc. holds 10 orders worth $5.1 million; and RB Construction Company, despite fewer awards (3 orders), ranks third by value at $3.7 million. These three firms account for roughly 70% of combined task-order potential value. The top five primes capture 91% of potential value, with the remaining six firms sharing roughly 9%, suggesting limited room for new entrants given the vehicle's near-full obligation state.

Customer concentration is extreme: Air Mobility Command accounts for 49 of 52 orders and $23.1 million of the $23.3 million combined potential value; the remaining two Air Force entities (one order each) represent a negligible share. The vehicle is functionally dedicated to Scott AFB facility support.

Set-aside execution shows balanced use between small business and unrestricted competition: 25 orders (48%) were designated Total Small Business, and 27 orders (52%) carried no set-aside, indicating the vehicle does not reserve all awards to small business despite the vehicle-level set-aside designation. This mixed approach allows AMC to compete unrestricted when small business capacity or capability is insufficient for a particular project.