USACE Rapid Disaster Infrastructure 8a MATOC

The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Rapid Disaster Infrastructure (RDI) 8a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) is a $95 million federal contract vehicle designed to provide time-sensitive infrastructure and disaster recovery services across the United States. The vehicle enables rapid response to emergency situations requiring immediate infrastructure restoration, flood control, emergency management, and military construction support. Contractors must demonstrate high flexibility and quick mobilization capabilities, with the ability to respond to projects within three days of government notification and perform work ranging from flood control and water diversion to facility restoration and utility system repairs.

Recent task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate the contract's focus on critical infrastructure repair, particularly in flood-prone regions. Klutina River Contractors has been a primary recipient, winning delivery orders such as a $59.7 million levee repair project in Thurman, Iowa, and a $120,251 ditch levee repair in Hamburg, Iowa. Task orders typically use cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing and range from approximately $120,000 to nearly $60 million, with completion dates extending several years. While the contract is set aside for 8(a) small businesses, recent task orders have not utilized specific set-aside designations. The work primarily supports the USACE Civil Works program and focuses on infrastructure resilience and disaster mitigation across all 50 states, with an emphasis on flood risk management and critical infrastructure restoration.