Vandenberg AFB Enviromental Conservation Support 2013-2016

The Vandenberg AFB Environmental Conservation Support 2013-2016 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a comprehensive environmental management and monitoring contract for Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The contract vehicle primarily supports environmental compliance, natural resource management, species conservation, habitat restoration, and environmental assessment services. Task orders under this IDIQ cover a wide range of ecological and environmental monitoring activities, including surveys of sensitive species, launch monitoring, habitat management, invasive species control, and cultural resource assessments.

The task orders typically range in value from approximately $5,000 to $422,000, with most falling between $20,000 and $100,000, and durations spanning several months to two years. Key scopes include monitoring for endangered species like snowy plovers, marine mammals, and sensitive invertebrates; environmental assessments for infrastructure projects; launch monitoring for rocket launches; habitat restoration and management; and cultural resource compliance. While no single prime contractor is exclusively identified, task orders suggest multiple contractors are utilized. All task orders were awarded by the Air Force Space Command, with no specific small business set-asides used. The place of performance is consistently Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, with work focused on the base's diverse coastal and terrestrial ecosystems.