USACE Alaska Blood Center Building Construction 2014-2019

The USACE Alaska Blood Center Building Construction 2014-2019 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a master vehicle supporting infrastructure development projects in Laos, primarily focused on design-build construction services for healthcare, education, and humanitarian assistance facilities. The contract has a shared ceiling of $15 million and was awarded on August 29, 2014, with a last order date of August 28, 2019. Task orders under this IDIQ consistently involve constructing critical public infrastructure such as health clinics, schools, water systems, and community facilities, with a clear emphasis on supporting United States Pacific Command's humanitarian assistance program in the Asia-Pacific region.

The task orders demonstrate a pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from approximately $14,832 to $3,770,379, typically with performance periods of two to three years. Two primary prime contractors emerge: Building Concepts Co., Ltd (Design Build Construction) and Insithong Construction SOLE Co., LTD, both of which are Laos-based firms. No set-aside provisions were used in any of the delivery orders, and the places of performance were exclusively in Laos, targeting infrastructure improvements in various villages and provinces. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska was the consistent funding and administering agency, with project types including secondary schools, health clinics, blood centers, water catchment systems, hand wash stations, and community facilities. These contracts collectively support diplomatic and humanitarian objectives by developing critical infrastructure and strengthening regional partnerships.