Stennis Space Center MACC 2012-2017

NASA Stennis Space Center established a Master IDIQ Multiple Award Construction Contract on August 3, 2012, with a shared ceiling of $700 million and a final order date of March 13, 2018 — this vehicle is no longer accepting new orders. The contract covers general construction work including maintenance, repair, alteration, mechanical, civil, electrical, HVAC, demolition, painting, earthwork, fencing, and steel fabrication or welding.

Ordering has been closed for eight years. The vehicle issued 50 task orders over its active period, with peak ordering in 2014 (11 orders) and sustained activity through 2017 (9 orders); the final task order was awarded in December 2017. Combined potential value across all 50 orders is $273.8 million, fully obligated.

Work is concentrated at Stennis Space Center, Mississippi, with representative projects including B2 Test Stand Restoration Work Package phases (totaling $85.6 million combined), High Pressure Industrial Water line replacements across multiple legs and facilities, piping system installations and replacements, test equipment refurbishment, building demolition, and utility upgrades. Secondary work has funded Kennedy Space Center (Space Launch System–related barge terminal upgrades) and Johnson Space Center facilities.

Competition is concentrated among five primes. Healtheon, Inc. holds the largest order count at 13 awards ($80.1 million combined potential value), while Harry Pepper & Associates Inc. leads by dollar value with four orders totaling $85.6 million. Sauer Construction, LLC, Southeast Cherokee Construction, Inc., and Birmingham Industrial Construction, LLC round out the top tier with $51.2 million, $18.2 million, and $14.8 million respectively. These five firms account for 74 percent of task orders and 91 percent of combined potential value.

Set-aside activity was mixed: 46 percent of orders carried no set-aside, 22 percent were Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, 20 percent HUBZone, 6 percent Competitive 8(a), and 6 percent Total Small Business. Ninety-two percent of all orders funded Stennis Space Center operations; the remaining orders supported Kennedy Space Center and Johnson Space Center programs.

The NASA Stennis Space Center has awarded a Master IDIQ Multiple Award Construction Contracts (MACC). Work under the MACC shall be performed in the general construction category which may include maintenance, repair, alteration, mechanical, civil, electrical, heating/air conditioning, demolition, painting, earthwork, fencing, steel fabrication and/or welding.