FY19 MACC Spending Data.pdf

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The document provided is an attachment titled "FY19 MACC Spending Data.pdf" which contains details on a Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) program at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota. The attachment includes a list of contract awards, award years, total obligations, and average task order values under the existing MACC program.

The related federal contract opportunity is a pre-solicitation notice for a new MACC IDIQ program at Minot AFB. The government is seeking to identify qualified, experienced contractors capable of performing a broad range of construction, maintenance, repair, and minor design work at the base and surrounding 8.5K square mile missile field. The anticipated NAICS code is 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) with a $45M size standard. Task orders under the new MACC program are expected to range from $2,000 to $10,000,000, with an average value of approximately $850,000 based on the historical data. The overall program value is anticipated to be around $140,000,000 over a 7-year period. Interested parties are invited to submit capability statements by July 8, 2024.

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Contract Number Award Year Final Amount Year Total TO Count Total Obligation Avg TO Value

FA452820F0055-F0059 2020 2,500.00$ 2020 8 551,225.27$ 68,903.16$

FA452820F0054 2020 113,009.00$ 2021 10 13,692,564.27$ 1,369,256.43$

FA452820F0087 2020 154,060.27$ 2022 13 12,417,759.57$ 955,212.27$

FA452820F0106 2020 281,656.00$ 2023 13 7,658,658.57$ 589,127.58$

FA452821F0023 2021 2,383,439.65$ 2024 3 2,014,193.00$ 671,397.67$

FA452821F0028 2021 387,983.00$

FA452821F0031 2021 208,805.00$

FA452821F0033 2021 619,868.40$

FA452821F0068 2021 288,279.19$

FA452821F0071 2021 177,403.00$

FA452821F0076 2021 56,630.00$

FA452821F0087 2021 794,317.00$

FA452821F0089 2021 279,674.00$

FA452821F0091 2021 8,496,165.03$

FA452822F0011 2022 1,815,657.00$

FA452822F0044 2022 33,559.52$

FA452822F0065 2022 2,367,027.00$

FA452822F0075 2022 249,696.00$

FA452822F0079 2022 780,821.00$

FA452822F0090 2022 189,597.00$

FA452822F0103 2022 565,296.00$

FA452822F0106 2022 2,523,325.00$

FA452822F0116 2022 35,084.00$

FA452822F0127 2022 557,016.00$

FA452822F0133 2022 1,766,010.00$

FA452822F0136 2022 1,272,177.00$

FA452822F0139 2022 262,494.05$

FA452823F0024 2023 690,778.00$

FA452823F0041 2023 61,933.00$

FA452823F0048 2023 724,972.00$

FA452823F0054 2023 728,812.00$

FA452823F0055 2023 243,870.00$

FA452823F0056 2023 1,207,000.00$

FA452823F0105 2023 853,960.00$

FA452823F0107 2023 459,452.00$

FA452823F0110 2023 443,839.76$

FA452823F0111 2023 178,545.00$

FA452823F0113 2023 9,686.00$

FA452823F0149 2023 1,288,107.81$

FA452823F0153 2023 767,703.00$

FA452824F0002 2024 706,547.00$

FA452824F0013 2024 536,188.00$

FA452824F0041 2024 771,458.00$

36,334,400.68$

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