USACE Walla Walla Construction MATOC 2016-2021

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Walla Walla awarded a Master IDIQ on July 8, 2016, for repair, maintenance, and construction services on real property including flood control and hydroelectric dams, river navigation facilities, and civil works infrastructure. Ordering closed on July 8, 2021, and this vehicle is no longer active.

All thirty task orders issued under this vehicle have fully obligated the combined potential value of $35.9 million, with no remaining capacity. The most recent order was placed on October 22, 2020. Ordering momentum was steady through the vehicle's life, averaging six orders per year from 2016 through 2019 and seven in 2020 before the ordering window closed.

Northbank Civil And Marine, LLC dominates the prime contractor base, holding eighteen of thirty orders representing $20.5 million in combined potential value—roughly 57% of the vehicle total. Lacy Mechanical Inc. holds the remaining significant share with ten orders worth $13.5 million (38%), while Central Environmental Inc. accounts for two orders valued at $1.9 million. Work is concentrated among these three primes with no meaningful competition beyond them.

Customer concentration mirrors the geographic scope of the Walla Walla District. The Army Corps of Engineers broadly funded thirteen orders valued at $19.5 million, with the Walla Walla Engineering District specifically placing twelve orders worth $7.8 million. The Seattle Engineering District added four orders totaling $7.9 million, and the Portland District contributed one order valued at $663 thousand. Corps programs across these four customer entities account for 100% of task orders.

Eighty-seven percent of orders carried no set-aside designation, with the remaining thirteen percent designated as Total Small Business. Notable orders included levee rehabilitation work at Waitsburg and Dayton, fish facility infrastructure at Lower Granite, telecommunications system upgrades at multiple dam locations, and the McNary Precipitron Replacement design-build project worth $3.2 million. Individual delivery orders ranged from $268 thousand to $3.6 million. The vehicle is closed to new ordering.

USACE Walla Walla District has awarded a Master IDIQ for repair and maintenance of real property and construction services to include new construction and renovation of large civil works projects including flood control and hydroelectric dams, river navigation facilities, maintenance and office facilities, roadways and recreation facilities, and river levees. Specific work may include construction or repair on: structural concrete, waterstop installation, pre-engineered buildings, structural frames, machinery supports, metal fabrication and machining, Corps of Engineers paint systems, potable and waste water systems, underground utilities, drainage culverts, fall protection systems, stream bank stabilization, irrigation systems, road maintenance, paving, striping and river levee rehabilitation.