Unrestricted Fuels MATOC 2022-2029

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha (Omaha District) awarded an unrestricted multiple-award master IDIQ for design-build construction in support of petroleum, oil, and lubricants (POL) facilities infrastructure on October 7, 2022, with a shared ceiling of $150 million and ordering authority through October 6, 2029. The vehicle covers work at multiple locations in the United States (CONUS, Alaska, and Hawaii) and outlying areas under NAICS code 237120.

Ordering authority extends through October 2029, leaving approximately three years and two months to place new task orders. The vehicle has issued 15 task orders since award, with combined potential value of $126.7 million against the $150 million ceiling, of which $113.4 million is obligated (89% of combined potential). Recent ordering momentum shows four task orders in 2025, six in 2024, and five in 2022; current velocity supports continued activity through the ordering window.

Awarded work reflects the vehicle's core scope: tank repairs, fueling system repairs, storage tank replacements, and secondary containment work at military installations and Defense Logistics Agency Energy (DLA Energy) facilities. Recent orders include API 653 tank repairs at Arnold Air Force Base, fueling system repairs at Marine Corps Base Kaneohe Bay and Camp Santiago, tank farm repairs at Fort Cavazos, and underground storage tank replacement in Hawaii. Work is firm-fixed-price with completion dates typically two to three years from award.

Five prime contractors share the workload. Weston Solutions Inc. and S & B Infrastructure LTD dominate by combined potential value, each with approximately $38 million across four and five orders respectively. Reliable Contracting Group, LLC holds $32.8 million across three orders. Kinley Construction Company and Aptim Federal Services, LLC account for the remainder. The vehicle is unrestricted; 93 percent of task orders carry no set-aside designation, with one small-business order issued in late 2025.

Customer concentration is moderate: Omaha District places 11 orders worth $77.8 million combined potential value, while DLA Energy places four orders worth $49 million. Task-order values range from approximately $2,500 (minimum guarantee) to $17.5 million, with most working contracts in the $12 million to $17 million range.

This is an ID/IQ, MATOC for Design-Build construction in Support of POL Facilities - Infrastructure under NAICS Code 237120, in support of the US Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division, Omaha District in the United States (CONUS, Alaska, and Hawaii) and outlying areas.