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This document contains a list of past task orders under the Wallops Multiple Award Construction (WMAC) II contract along with details of a related federal contract opportunity notice. The list describes five past task orders for construction and facility improvement projects at various buildings and infrastructure at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. The task orders covered work such as a roof replacement, exterior wall repair, building renovation, runway repaving, and HVAC system replacements. The prices of the completed task orders ranged from approximately $37,000 to $1.9 million. The related federal contract opportunity is a special notice for the WMAC II e-Library, which contains supplemental documents for Request for Proposal 80GSFC21R0028 issued by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center to maintain the multiple award ID/IQ construction contract for ongoing and future projects at Wallops Flight Facility.

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Sample List of Past WMAC Task Orders

Task Reference #

Title Description Price

1 Roof Replacement of D-4

Provide a new modified bitumen roof system at Building D-4 (the WFF Water Pump Facility).

$56,646.00

2 E-106 Wall Replacement and Repair

Replacement/Repair of Exterior Insulation & Finish System (EIFS) Wall of Building E-106.

$38,694.00

3 E-105 Renovation to Building E-105

Complete renovation of Building E-105 1st floor per drawings

$919,920.00

4 Wallops Airfield Repair Project, Runway 17-35 Maintenance

Mill and repave airfield runway areas per drawings

$1,891,174.00

5 HVAC Efficiency Improvements (including Amendments 1 & 2)

Replace (4) HVAC systems/equipment per drawings

$3,233,441.00

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