The Tongass Facility Maintenance 2016-2017 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract was awarded by the Forest Service Alaska Region 10 to support comprehensive facility maintenance and minor construction services. The contract covers a broad range of facility-related work, including maintenance, repair, and construction activities for buildings, grounds, roads, utilities, and ancillary facilities. Specific services encompass demolition, earthwork, site work, structural improvements, systems upgrades, and specialized technical interventions such as energy conservation and hazardous materials mitigation.
Task orders under this IDIQ are likely focused on maintaining and improving Forest Service infrastructure across Alaska's Tongass National Forest region. The contract's $2 million shared ceiling suggests multiple task orders of varying complexity and value, typically ranging from small-scale repairs to more extensive facility upgrades. Given the specialized nature of work in remote Alaskan environments, prime contractors would likely possess significant experience in construction, facilities management, and environmental services specific to federal land management contexts. Task orders would predominantly serve Forest Service facilities, with performance locations concentrated in southeastern Alaska's challenging terrain. The contract's short duration (awarded in February 2016 with a last order date of February 2017) indicates a focused, time-limited approach to addressing critical facility maintenance needs in the region.