USACE Midwest Construction MATOC 2014-2019

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Rock Island established this Master IDIQ for construction services with a shared ceiling of $10 million on September 2, 2014, with ordering authority expiring September 2, 2019. This vehicle is closed to new orders and has been inactive for nearly seven years.

The MATOC contracted general construction and trades services across mechanical systems, structural repair, site work, and facility maintenance including HVAC, plumbing, roofing, masonry (including historic stone rehabilitation), electrical and security systems, parking lot paving, concrete repair, and minor demolition. Task orders funded work primarily at Corps-managed water resource projects in the Midwest—locks and dams on the Mississippi, Illinois, and Iowa river systems; lake facilities at Red Rock, Coralville, and Saylorville; and Army Reserve Component installations at Arlington Heights (Illinois), Fort Snelling (Minnesota), and Kingsbury (Indiana).

The vehicle issued 29 task orders over its five-year life, with ordering activity declining sharply after 2016: eight orders in 2015, eight in 2016, five in 2017, three in 2018, and one in 2019. The most recent award was June 24, 2019. Combined task-order potential value reached $8.2 million, with $8.1 million obligated (98% utilization).

Two firms dominated: SAF Inc. captured 15 orders worth $4.3 million in combined potential value, and RB Construction Company won 11 orders worth $3.2 million. Emls - Futurenet Group, JV, LLC held three orders at $739 thousand. About 72 percent of task orders (21 awards) were competitive 8(a) set-asides; the remainder (8 orders) competed unrestricted. All work funded Rock Island District operations—zero funding from other agencies. Individual task-order ceilings ranged from two hundred dollars (two quality control plan deliverables) to $1.025 million (water line replacement at Red Rock), with typical construction work orders in the $100,000 to $550,000 range.

Construction MATOC for services including, but not limited to: general carpentry; doors; windows; roofing; gutters; moisture & thermal protection; masonry - including rehabilitation of historic stone structures; metal buildings; lead paint and asbestos removal/remediation; interior and exterior finishes; furnishings; HVAC; plumbing; fire suppression; fuel systems; building automation systems controls; power distribution; backup generation; lighting; communications; security systems; motor controls; parking lot paving/striping; sidewalks; concrete repairs; asphalt sealing; fencing; minor earthwork; clearing/grubbing; directional boring; tree removal; minor demolition; and underground storage tank removal.