SWRMC Commercial Industrial Services 2012-2013

This Master IDIQ is closed and unsuitable for new work. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Department of the Navy, awarded the SWRMC Commercial Industrial Services 2012-2013 contract on July 31, 2012, with ordering authority ending July 30, 2013—more than 12 years ago. The vehicle is now inactive.

The contract provided scaffolding management, materials, tools, equipment, and support services for U.S. Naval ships within a 50-mile radius of San Diego. Task orders covered rolling scaffolds, suspended scaffolds, and tube-and-clamp scaffolds, with additional services including crane and rigging work and manual loading/off-loading.

During its one-year ordering window, NAVSEA issued 90 delivery orders between August 2012 and July 2013. The vehicle generated $527 thousand in combined potential value, with $526 thousand obligated (100% of the ceiling). Order volume accelerated in the final months: 32 orders in 2012 and 58 in 2013, indicating ramping demand before the vehicle's close.

Two scaffolding firms split the awardee base entirely: American Scaffold LLC received 60 orders worth $406 thousand, while Brandsafway Services LLC received 30 orders worth $121 thousand. American Scaffold dominated by volume and value. All orders flowed to a single customer—Naval Sea Systems Command.

Set-aside activity favored partial small business designations: 67 percent of orders (60 tasks) carried partial small-business set-asides, while 33 percent (30 orders) were unrestricted. Individual delivery orders ranged widely in value—from under $500 (crane and rigging services, manual loading) to $49.7 thousand (USS Makin Island scaffolding project) and $47.4 thousand (USS YFNB-19 work)—reflecting the episodic, ship-specific nature of maintenance needs. Firm fixed-price terms applied to all orders.

Task orders named specific naval vessels throughout the Pacific Fleet homeported or operating in the San Diego region: USS Carl Vinson, USS Ronald Reagan, USS Chancellorsville, USS Kidd, and others, with performance periods typically 2–4 weeks.

The Southwest Regional Maintenance Center (SWRMC) has awarded a Master IDIQ for providing management, administrative and production services, materials, tools, equipment, and required support to accomplish scaffolding on board U.S. Naval Ships and other government vessels within a 50 mile radius of San Diego. Scaffolding includes rolling scaffolds, suspended scaffolds, and tube and clamp type scaffolds.