USCG Regional Construction IDIQ 2009-2016

The U.S. Coast Guard Regional Construction Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, active from 2009 to 2016, is a multiple-award contract vehicle designed to support construction, maintenance, repair, and alteration needs across Department of Homeland Security (DHS) facilities. The contract enables the Coast Guard to efficiently procure a wide range of construction services, including standard construction, design/build projects, marine construction, demolition, historical restoration, and facility upgrades. With a total shared ceiling of $1.75 billion, the vehicle covers construction and repair work throughout the 50 United States and its territories.

The task orders under this IDIQ vehicle predominantly focused on infrastructure improvements, repairs, and renovations at Coast Guard facilities, with contract values typically ranging from $50,000 to approximately $4 million. Frequently winning contractors included HUBZone small businesses such as Enfield Enterprises LLC, Journey Construction, Inc., Campbell Construction Group, and Carter's Contracting Services. Many task orders were set aside for HUBZone businesses, with common project types including roof repairs, HVAC system upgrades, electrical service reconfigurations, waterfront asset maintenance, and facility renovation. Performance locations spanned coastal and inland regions, with significant work in areas like Hawaii, New York, Massachusetts, Texas, and Louisiana. The contract vehicle also supported recovery efforts related to Hurricane Sandy, demonstrating its flexibility in addressing urgent infrastructure needs for DHS components.