Tyndall Air Force Base Reconstruction MATOC

The Department of the Air Force Air National Guard established this Master IDIQ on June 22, 2021, to fund reconstruction of Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida following Hurricane Michael damage; ordering closed on June 21, 2026, and the vehicle is no longer active. The shared ceiling is $950 million, and the work encompasses design-build and construction of replacement facilities including lodging, dormitories, chapel complex, community commons, aircraft sunshades, vehicle maintenance facilities, and related infrastructure across Zones 10–12 at the base.

Ordering has concluded with minimal recent activity. Twelve task orders were awarded over the vehicle's five-year life, with the heaviest activity in 2021 (eight orders) and only one award in 2025. Combined task-order potential value stands at $527.8 million, with $520.7 million obligated (99% of potential), leaving negligible remaining capacity. The order placement rate has declined sharply since 2021, suggesting the vehicle executed its primary reconstruction objectives.

BL Harbert International LLC dominates the prime contractor base, holding seven orders valued at $389.3 million in combined potential—roughly 74% of all awarded work. Hensel Phelps Construction Co holds the second position with two orders totaling $138.5 million (26%). Three additional primes—Turner Construction Company, Archer Western Federal JV, and J.E. Dunn Construction Company—account for the remaining task orders but carry zero combined potential value; they appear to have fulfilled minimum guarantee obligations only. Competition consolidates heavily around the top two firms.

Customer concentration centers on the Army Corps of Engineers. The Engineering District Mobile leads by obligation value at $316.2 million across four orders, followed by Headquarters Military Programs with $188.2 million across two orders. Savannah District placed five orders but carries zero combined potential value, indicating minimum-guarantee activity. The Air National Guard issued one order valued at $23.4 million. All 12 task orders are firm fixed price with no set-aside designation.

Task-order values range from $23.4 million to $138.5 million, with performance concentrated in firm fixed-price delivery orders. The most recent award, issued September 29, 2025, to Hensel Phelps covers building renovation at a $55.4 million ceiling. Most orders have completed or are nearing completion; the sourcing window for new work under this vehicle has closed.