Vertical Construction MATOC for Woman Owned Small Business

The Vertical Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for Woman Owned Small Business is a federal contract vehicle focused on vertical construction projects across Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. The contract supports design-build and design-bid-build initiatives for various military and government facilities including dormitories, dining halls, classrooms, offices, vehicle maintenance shops, laboratories, and other institutional buildings. With a total shared ceiling of $116,385,000 and a performance period through September 2028, the contract enables multiple woman-owned small businesses to compete for task order opportunities involving new construction, maintenance, repairs, and facility alterations.

Recent task orders demonstrate diverse project scopes and funding agencies, with delivery orders ranging from $2,500 minimum guarantee contracts to substantial projects like a $7.92 million security upgrade for the Defense Information Systems Agency. Prime contractors such as Rlmo Constructors JV, Southeast Cherokee Construction, Gideon Contracting, Mirador-Perikin JV, and Dap-Bristol JV have been awarded task orders, primarily targeting locations in Texas, New Mexico, Alabama, and Florida. Most task orders are firm fixed price contracts without specific set-aside designations, despite the original vehicle being restricted to woman-owned small businesses. Funding agencies include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth and the Defense Information Systems Agency, with project types encompassing facility modifications, security enhancements, and minimum guarantee work supporting district office operations.