$300M UNR DB/DBB Fuels MATOC

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha is soliciting proposals for a $300 million Unrestricted Design-Build/Design-Bid-Build (D-B/D-B-B) Fuels Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) covering the Continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, and Outlying Areas. This procurement is categorized under Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction (NAICS 237120) and Construction of Fuel Storage Buildings (PSC Y1GC), indicating that contractors will be responsible for designing and constructing fuel storage and related infrastructure facilities across geographically diverse regions. The pre-solicitation notice was posted on December 18, 2025, with a deadline for submission or initial inquiry responses due on January 6, 2026, providing potential bidders with approximately three weeks to prepare their submissions. While the notice does not specify detailed evaluation criteria in the summary provided, interested contractors should review the attached documentation for comprehensive information regarding technical requirements, qualifications, past performance expectations, and scoring methodology. Contractors are encouraged to carefully review all attachments and supporting documents to understand the full scope of work and submission requirements.

This is an unrestricted procurement with no set-aside designations, meaning all eligible contractors regardless of size or ownership status may compete. The contract is valued at $300 million, representing a substantial multiple award opportunity designed to provide the government with flexibility in task order issuance across multiple geographic regions and fuel infrastructure categories. The MATOC structure indicates that the Army Corps of Engineers may award contracts to multiple qualified contractors and issue individual task orders as requirements arise, rather than a single lump-sum contract. No incumbent contractor information is provided in this pre-solicitation notice, suggesting this may be a new contract vehicle or a recompetition with incumbent information withheld at this stage. Potential bidders should note the broad geographic scope spanning CONUS, Hawaii, Alaska, and outlying areas, which may require demonstrated capacity and experience in remote locations and varied climatic conditions.