MACC 4.0 Industry Day PRESENTATION - 15AUG25.pdf
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This document is a presentation for the Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 4.0 Industry Day for MacDill Air Force Base (AFB), scheduled for 15 August 2025. The 6th Contracting Squadron is hosting the event, which provides an overview of their upcoming contract opportunity. Key details include:
The MACC 4.0 is a Firm Fixed Price contract with a duration of 7-10 years and a ceiling of approximately $500 million. It will use a Best Value Trade-Off selection criteria, focusing on demonstrable capabilities in mechanical, electrical, design, and other construction-related areas. The contract is a Total Small Business Set-Aside targeting Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220). The draft Request for Proposal (RFP) is expected in the first quarter of 2026, with an approximate target award date of March 2027. The contract will support MacDill AFB's infrastructure needs, including maintenance and repair of over 671 facilities, with a focus on mission-critical utility and infrastructure systems, energy consumption reduction, and environmental compliance.
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6th Contracting Squadron Mission: Deliver Unmatched Mission Support
Vision: Deliberate Excellence!
Air Mobility Command’s (AMC) largest and busiest contracting squadron
Provides more than $1 billion in contracting support to
USSOCOM, USCENTCOM, JCSE, 6 AMW, 927 ARW,
and 33 other mission partners
Includes Air Combat Command’s (ACC) Avon Park Air Force Range (AFR)
Awards multi-million-dollar complex contracts to maintain combat readiness and sustainability worldwide.
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Industry Day for
Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 4.0
15 August 2025
MacDill Air Force Base (AFB)
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MacDill AFB at a Glance
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“A Day in the Life”
A Day in the Life at MacDill AFB
The Future of MacDill AFB
MacDill AFB & Community Partners Military / DAF Civilians / Contractors
Light, Lean, Lethal!
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Tenant Units Support
U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM)
U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM)
Marine Corps Forces Central Command (MARCENT)
Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT)
Joint Communications Support Element (JCSE)
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PROHIBITED ITEMS and CONDUCT Access to MacDill AFB requires your vehicle be inspected for contraband. The following items are prohibited to be brought onto the Installation. If found, you are subject to denial, apprehension and seizure of your property, and the possibility of getting a Federal criminal charge.
Things to be aware of:
Seatbelts are required to be worn at ALL times The base is hands-free driving only No ear buds are allowed while driving Security Forces can issue a citation that has a monetary fee associated with it
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PROHIBITED ITEMS and CONDUCT Drugs
Only prescription and over the counter medication is allowed.
*MEDICAL MARIJUANA and THC VAPE PENS/GUMMIES ARE NOT ALLOWED*
Weapons No firearms of any type No knives or blades (swords/machete) over 3 inches without a valid work reason No pepper spray, tasers or brass knuckles No bullets or magazines
No Alcohol No Drones
Inappropriate conduct or failure to comply with Security Forces is also not tolerated and can result in a base denial or criminal charges filed depending on the situation.
Refusal to allow your vehicle to be searched for any reason will result in a base denial.
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Visitor Pass Requirements United States Citizens Must be a current REAL ID Drivers License, State ID Card or Passport Vehicle Information – Registration, Insurance (If operating a vehicle) Able to pass a background check We do not accept a picture or email of any required credentials
Foreign Nationals Must be a current REAL ID Drivers License, State ID Card, Passport &
Work Visa Vehicle Information – Registration, Insurance (If operating a vehicle) Able to pass a background AND immigration check We do not accept a picture or email of any required credentials
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Tanker Way Information Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 0600 – 1630 (6 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.)
Closed on all Federal Holidays and *select* base down days Any vehicles coming in outside of Tanker Way hours must go to the
Dale Mabry Gate ONLY
Contact Information:
Tanker Way DSN: 813-828-7790 Bldg. 895 Tanker Way Gate (Intersection of Interbay and Tanker Way)
Emergency Contact Law Enforcement Desk: 813-828-3322
Office of Special Investigations
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Helping to Prevent Fraud
• Jurisdiction for Office of Special Investigation is very broad and is primarily based on location, personnel, mission sets, property and resources.
• Office of Special Investigations is a federal law enforcement agency responsible for conducting independent criminal investigations involving the Department of Defense (DoD) or Department of the Air Force personnel, property or resources.
• Office of Special Investigation (OSI) derives its federal law enforcement authority, and the ability conduct independent criminal investigations from Public Law directing the Secretary of the Air Force to vest authority in OSI.
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Meet Our Team Greeting Mr. Jason Wilkin (6 CONS Construction Flight Chief)
6 CONS MACC 3.0 Review Mr. Terrell Phillips (Contracting Officer)
6 CONS MACC 4.0 Brief Mr. Matthew Johnson (Contracting Officer) SrA Joseph Delamater (Contracting Specialist)
6th Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) Brief Mr. Brian Boyle Mr. Orlando Romero Ms. Kristen Hlad-Wilkerson, CTR Mr. Tony Rodriguez, CTR Mr. Chris Sutton, CTR
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MACC 3.0
MACC (Multiple Award Construction Contract)
IDIQ (Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity) – Contract Type
Establishes an internal market focused on MacDill AFB
Competition among MACC Contractors results in an awarded Task Order
Task Orders are “Cradle to Grave”
Options (Multiple Years)
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Total Small Business Set-Aside – FFP (Firm Fixed Price) Includes (Design (rare), Design / Construction (Design-Build), or Construction
(after receipt of 100% Design)
Base and 6 Option Years (2020 – 2027)
Began with 19 Contractors, currently have 5 remaining Performance metrics for quality and participation
Limit was set at $500M total (roughly $71M+ a year), minimum of $500 orientation
No saturation limit
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North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
(236220) – Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
(Past 24 months)
FY23
Awarded Projects: 16 Total ($) Value: $12M
FY24
Awarded Projects: 31 Total ($) Value: $41M
- KC - 46 Expansion
- Tenant Support
- Hurricane Repair/Storm Damage
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MACC 3.0 – Flow (Solicitation to Task Order)
Fair Opportunity
Proposal Request
(FOPR) Release
Site Visit Request for Information
(RFI)
Revisions (Amendments /Addendums)
Task Order Award
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MACC 3.0 - Unique Elements Close-Out Phase: 10% value of total Task Order amount Reserved as final invoice once all close out submittals are complete
Use of specific equipment or suppliers (ex. HVAC – Government’s Best Interest and preventative maintenance) MACC does not include Preventative Maintenance (PM) – Government currently handles PM separately
Expediency of Flow: Timelines for RFI, Site Visits, & Task Order Awards Condensed Periods of Performance (PoPs), Review for Submittals and Design
Review, Waiting for Funds
Contingency Support – Patrick SFB and the MACC Pool of 20
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While on break… Submit your questions
(Questions will be answered after lunch)
BREAK
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Whole Team Approach
The New Team Dynamics
Cross Discipline Partnerships
Contracting Officer & Contract Administrator Roles MACC source selection Future IDIQ contract
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Tentative Details of MACC 4.0
Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price Duration: 7-10 years Ceiling: ~$500M Selection Criteria: Best Value Trade-Off Demonstratable Capabilities: (Mechanical, Electrical, Design, etc.)
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What’s Next?
Draft Request For Proposal (RFP) (solicitation and attachments)
Contains details for the finalized solicitation.
Drafting / finalizing the solicitation package
Involves a lengthy process of reviews Approximate RFP target due date
1st Quarter 2026 Pay close attention to sections “L&M”
They outline how you will be evaluated Reviewing received proposals
Another lengthy process Approximate target award date
March 2027
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Acquisition Regs You Should Know!
Commonly used and applied FAR / DFARS / AFFARS clauses incorporated and enforced in the MACC:
Site Superintendence
Liquidated Damages
Option Years
Bonding & Insurance
Progress Payments
Unforeseen Conditions
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Successful Document Submission Improper submission of required documents may lead your proposal to be omitted.
Perception can be impactful; a poorly written proposal may give the impression, accurate or not, your company has substandard workmanship.
The Government retains the right to enter into exchanges but does not anticipate doing so, as such you should submit your proposal with the best terms from a cost or price standpoint.
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SBA Considerations You must be registered in SAM under NAICS 236220
If you are not currently registered, please reach out to the SAM Helpdesk If you are Teaming or a Joint Venture (JV), ensure your team or JV has the appropriate
NAICS
NAICS review time depends on the SBA matching your original document submission or needing additional documentation
Less complex cases with documents matching the requirements provided may be resolved in as few as five days, where other cases may take several weeks
For more information about small business questions, SBA pamphlets are available at the check-in table
The Small Business representative, Mr. Michael Terranova is walking around, also
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While on break… Submit your questions
(Questions will be answered after lunch)
BREAK
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CES Contract Overview
Major Elements of Contracts Engineering and Construction Services for Base
Facilities and Infrastructure
Private & DOD Installations Major Differences
Environmental and Regulatory Compliance
Desired Outcomes
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What We Take Care Of
AIRFIELD
11,000 FT Runway 900,000+ SY Apron
PAVEMENTS
40+ Miles Roadway
ELECTRICAL
59 Miles of High Voltage Primary
Distribution
NATURAL
5,000+ acres
1,000+ Acres Wetlands
FACILITIES
600+
STORM WATER
400,000+ LF Pipe
WATERWAYS
2 Channels, 47 Docks
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6 CES
We are the 6 CES The squadron is made up of six (6) flights Fire Department Explosive Ordinance Emergency Management Installation Management Operations Engineering
Provides maintenance / repair projects on over 671 facilities and infrastructure at MacDill AFB
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What We Do
Programs and Engineering Services
In-House Design 35%, 100% (Explanation) Documentation Review (Process / Timelines) Inspection Engineering Support Computer Automated Drafting and Design (CADD) Environmental Management
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Project Categories
(Pie chart)
HVAC, 19%
Electrical, 10%
Roofing, 19%
Civil - Pavement, 10%
Civil - Utilities/Non- Pavement, 18%
Partial/Full Renovation, 14%
Mechanical, 6%
Paint, 4%
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Typical Systems
HVAC ROOFING PAVEMENT
CIVIL – NON-
PAVEMENT /
UTILITY /
STRUCTURAL
MECHANICAL
- Air Cooled Chillers
- Water Cooled Chillers
- CHW AHUs
- DX AHUs
- DX Split Systems
- DOAS Units
- Package Units
- Standing Seam Metal
- Modified Bitumen
- Asphalt Shingles
- Fabric/Metal
Canopies
- Cold Fluid
Applied Rubberized Emulsion
- Asphalt sp9.5/sp12.5
- Concrete 3K/4K psi
- Seal Coating
- Striping/Thermo-plastic
- Airfield
- Retention Ponds
- Boat Docks
- Bridges
- Piers
- Elevators
- Fire Suppression
Systems
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Private vs. DOD Installations Military Focus: Mission Drives Projects
Government Regulations:
Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) International Building Code (IBC) MacDill Design Guide Permitting
Location: Singular location for work / project effort
CES: One-stop shop offering a wide range of support
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Unique Florida Considerations
Contractor Responsibility
Hurricanes (Tie downs and site security prior to / clean-up after)
Florida weather environment (Mold, moisture, humidity, air quality)
High Water Table (6 CES - could be unforeseen site condition)
Heat (Roofing projects / outside work - weather delay for heat)
Rain (Roofing projects)
Lightning rules on base (Stop work)
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Base Environmental Compliance Conservation Pollution Prevention Hazardous Material Management Program Air Program Management Solid Waste Management Permits, Reports, and Applications Environmental Assessments Protected Species Installation Restoration Program (IRP) – not in contract
Coordination with IRP representatives / contractors required
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Contractor Desired Outcomes
Projects delivered on time and on budget with quality results
Meet mission requirements by ensuring
Base utility and infrastructure systems are fully operational
Facilities fully operational
Energy consumption reduced annually
Flight line is available for operational mission
No environmental violations or regulatory actions against the base
Long-term, cohesive and dependable partnerships
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Lunch Options & Networking TPA Main Lunch Options
P.F. Chang's
Wendy's
Starbucks Evenings
Starbucks
NewsLink
Tampa Life
The Runway/PGA Tour
Hard Rock Cafe
Tampa Bay Sports / Mindworks
Chick-fil-A
Ybor City News
It’s time to mingle!
Are there other attendees you would like to meet?
Stay and chat over lunch
Remember to send your questions to the QR Code below:
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Contact Information
6CONS.PKC.MACC4@us.af.mil (for future inquiries)
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Feedback QR Code
| Slide Number 1 |
| Slide Number 2 |
| MacDill AFB at a Glance |
| “A Day in the Life” |
| Tenant Units Support |
| PROHIBITED ITEMS and CONDUCT |
| PROHIBITED ITEMS and CONDUCT |
| Visitor Pass Requirements |
| Tanker Way Information |
| Slide Number 10 |
| Helping to Prevent Fraud |
| Meet Our Team |
| MACC 3.0 |
| MACC 3.0 |
| MACC 3.0 |
| MACC 3.0 – Flow �(Solicitation to Task Order) |
| MACC 3.0 - Unique Elements |
| BREAK |
| Whole Team Approach |
| Tentative Details of MACC 4.0 |
| What’s Next? |
| Acquisition Regs You Should Know! |
| Successful Document Submission |
| SBA Considerations |
| BREAK |
| CES Contract Overview |
| What We Take Care Of |
| 6 CES |
| What We Do |
| Project Categories |
| Typical Systems |
| Private vs. DOD Installations |
| Unique Florida Considerations |
| Base Environmental Compliance |
| Contractor Desired Outcomes |
| Lunch Options & Networking |
| Contact Information |
| Feedback QR Code |
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