USACE Baltimore Construction MATOC 2017-2022

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District awarded a Master IDIQ for construction projects in the Baltimore/Washington corridor on March 30, 2017, with an ordering period that closed on March 29, 2022. The vehicle is no longer active; ordering has been closed for over four years. The shared ceiling was $499 million.

This MATOC contracted major and minor repair, modification, renovation, rehabilitation, and new construction work, including demolition, infrastructure, interior fit-up, communications, security, and anti-terrorism/force protection (AT/FP) requirements. Work scope included technical electrical and mechanical projects and construction in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF).

The vehicle completed its ordering period with 27 task orders totaling $414.7 million in combined potential value, with $401.5 million obligated (97% of potential value). Order velocity declined sharply in the latter years: the first two years (2017–2018) generated 17 awards; the final three years (2019–2021) generated only 10. The most recent task order award was September 2021.

Competition concentrated heavily on Grunley Construction Co., Inc., which captured 9 of 27 orders worth $260.5 million combined potential value—roughly 63% of all potential value under the vehicle. HSU Development, Inc. held the second position with 6 orders totaling $48.9 million. The remaining five primes (Doyon Project Services, BL Harbert International, Kiewit Building Group, McCarthy Hitt JV II, and Black Horse Group) collectively held 12 orders worth $105.3 million.

All orders were placed by the Baltimore District itself; no other agencies used the vehicle. Roughly 74% of task orders (20 of 27) carried no set-aside designation; the remaining 26% (7 orders) were Total Small Business set-asides. Task-order values ranged from approximately $925,000 to $43.6 million. Notable mega-orders included repair of UEPH Building 2102 at Fort Belvoir ($43.6 million), renovation of Building 248 at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall ($33.2 million), and renovations of Building 2310 (NETCOM) at Fort Belvoir ($30.7 million). All awards used firm-fixed-price pricing.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District has awarded a Multiple Award Task Order Construction Contract (MATOC) for projects located in the Baltimore/Washington corridor. The scope of this contract will encompass a broad variety of major and minor repair, modification, renovations, rehabilitation, alterations, DB, DBB and new construction projects that may include working in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF). The work may be very technical electrical or mechanical work. Projects may include demolition, infrastructure, interior fit-up, communications, security, counter terrorism, and anti-terrorism/force protection (AT/FP) requirements.