W912HN26RA005 - 100% Total Small Business $400M Two-Phase Design-Build General Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC)

Amendment 0001/0101 - Proposal due date has bene extended to 18 December 2025 at 1100 hrs vs the PIEE Solicitation Module. Additional Clarification has been provided for the Compliance Gate (in red) on the conformed solicitation.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) Savannah District is issuing a Two-Phase Design-Build Solicitation for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract under which task orders for General Construction are expected to be issued for projects within the Savannah District area of responsibility (AOR), primarily Georgia and North Carolina. Task Orders issued under any resultant contract(s) will be Firm-Fixed Price and may be either for Design-Build or Design-Bid-Build General Construction

Note. This solicitation will result in a D-Type Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC). Due to changes in the contract writing system and the solicitation timeline, references to other Solicitation numbers may present. W912HN26RA005, W912HN25RA020, & W912HN24R4000 are applicable to this Solicitation.

The awarded MATOC Contracts will have a base period of five (5) years. The Government will perform a Best Value Decision using Two-Phase Design-Build selection procedure in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 36.301. The order limitation of task orders shall range between $7M and $30M.  Task orders issued under this MATOC will be firm-fixed price. All other resultant task orders may include options.

NAICS: The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code is 236220-Commerical and Institutional Building Construction, with a size standard of $45M.

Type of Set-Aside: This acquisition is being offered as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code identified above.

Proposal Due Date: 18 December 2025 at 1100hrs EST via the PIEE Solicitation Module.

Description of Work: Task orders placed under this MATOC shall be that of a design-build, design-bid-build construction, or construction only in nature. This MATOC for General Construction projects is intended to provide an agile acquisition tool to procure new construction, renovation, maintenance or repair and incidental work to include, site work, mechanical systems, plumbing, utility systems, structural, electrical, and HVAC. 

Evaluation Criteria: The Government will use a best value decision for award of this procurement. Only those Offerors whose proposals provide the best overall value will be awarded contracts with a minimum guarantee of $2,500.00. The evaluation factors for this solicitation and are as follows:

Solicitation Compliance Criteria: The government will perform an assessment of minimum "go/no go" or gate solicitation compliance criteria that an offeror's proposal must meet before advancing to Phase One in the proposal evaluation process. This is not an evaluation of any factors, but to confirm the inclusion of the minimum requirements of the proposal as stated in the solicitation. If an offeror does not pass the solicitation compliance criteria review, the proposal is not further evaluated in Phase One and is eliminated from consideration for award preventing additional unnecessary expenditure of the Government's and offeror's time and money on an unviable offer. Each Offeror's Past Performance Summary Sheet (Attachment 2) will be reviewed as part of Phase One Compliance. Each submitted project provided on the project summary sheet will be reviewed against the submission requirements identified in Paragraph 6.2.8. Offeror's submitted projects identified on the Past Performance Summary Sheet (Attachment 2) shall meet the minimum submission requirements of a current or completed awarded project value of no less than $15 Million each and three (3) Design-Build, 2 New Construction and 1 Renovation. Offeror's proposals that meet the minimum submission criteria identified in Paragraph 6.2.8 will be provided a "Go" and the proposal will advance to the Phase One evaluation process. Offeror's proposals that do not meet the minimum submission criteria identified in Paragraph 6.2.8 will receive a "No-Go", and that proposal will not advance to the Phase One Evaluation. Offerors whose proposals receive a "No-Go" will be notified in accordance with FAR 15.503 (a)(1). Attachment 2 shall be completed in its entirety. The Summary Sheet shall be the same projects submitted under FACTOR 1, Past Performance. No narrative information will be reviewed with the Phase One Compliance Review, only the completed fields of the attachment. Factor 1, Past Performance will be evaluated in its entirely after receiving a "Go" from the compliance gate.

To ensure the Government can target award to a pool of eight (8) MATOC holders, the Government will target twelve (12) of the most highly qualified offers to advance from Phase One to Phase Two. 

This solicitation includes a notice to offerors that, pursuant to FAR 15.306(c)(2), the contracting officer may also limit the number of proposals in the competitive range to the greatest number that will permit an efficient competition among the most highly rated proposals.

PHASE One:

FACTOR 1:  PAST PERFORMANCE

FACTOR 2:  DESIGN EXPERIENCE

The Government will evaluate the performance capability of the proposals in accordance with the criteria provided in the solicitation and will target twelve (12) of the most highly qualified Offerors to participate in Phase Two.

PHASE Two:

FACTOR 3:  TECHNICAL CAPABILITY (Management Approach)

PRICE:

Price will not be rated but will be a factor in establishing a competitive range prior to discussions (if held) and in making the best value decision for award of any resultant contract(s).

In Phase Two of the process, the Government will evaluate both price and technical capability (management approach)

The award will be made to a target of eight (8) Offerors whose proposals represent the best overall value to the Government. Awards will be made to the Offerors whose technical submittal and price proposal contain the combination of criteria requested which offers the best overall value to the Government. Proposals shall include sufficient detailed information to allow complete evaluation. The Government reserves the right to reject any and all offers. Offerors are reminded that while the Government may elect to consider data obtained from other sources, the burden of proof of acceptability rests with the Offeror.

Consolidation: This MATOC constitutes consolidation in that it combines construction projects at multiple discrete sites into one contract, this approach provides the best combination of competitive procedures, streamlined acquisition, qualified prime
contractors, efficient use of manpower, and some cost efficiency—thereby providing the best way to support SAS’s MILCON/Large SRM program. Per FAR 7.107-2(d)(3), quantifiable benefits of administrative/personnel cost savings for this $400 Million
procurement must exceed the 10% threshold, or $40 Million, to clearly justify a financial benefit of consolidation. Although the savings demonstrated above do not meet the threshold in FAR 7.107-2(d)(3), when comparing a MATOC and other procurement
methods, other benefits are clearly demonstrated. The consolidation of requirements under this MATOC is critical to SAS’s success in meeting DoD requirements can be met when projects are not received in sufficient time to compete as full and open standalone
requirements. Although this procurement will be set aside for small businesses, all firms will be invited to compete and will receive fair consideration for a contract under this MATOC. Considering the discussion provided above, consolidation is necessary and justified as the benefits of consolidation substantially exceed the benefits of the alternative contracting approaches. Fulfilling this requirement through separate, stand-alone contracts would result in considerable risk of higher costs and scheduling constraints to the Government. Consolidation of the requirements promotes flexibility to complete the work in the time frame required due to funding constraints. Consolidation will not negatively impact small business participation in these programs but will promote competition and motivate both lower costs to the contractor and overall better pricing for the Government.

Solicitation Website: The official solicitation, when posted, will be available free of charge by electronic posting only and may be found on the System of Award Management System (SAM) website, https://sam.gov. Paper copies of the solicitation will not be issued. Therefore, telephone and Fax requests for this solicitation will not be honored.

Project files are Portable Document Format (PDF) files and can be viewed, navigated, or printed using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Contractors must register at the SAM website at https://www.sam.gov to download the solicitation for this project.

If/when issued, Amendments will be posted to the above-referenced website for electronic downloading. This will be the only method of distributing amendments before closing; therefore, the Offerors must check the website periodically for any amendments to the solicitation.

Registrations: System for Award Management (SAM)-Offerors shall maintain an active registration in the SAM database at https://www.sam.gov to be eligible for a Government contract award. Suppose the Offeror is a Joint Venture (JV). In that case, the JV entity shall have valid SAM registration in the SAM database representing the JV as one business/firm/entity. If an Offeror is not actively and successfully registered in the SAM database at the time of award, the Government reserves the right to award to the next prospective Offeror.

Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE): The only authorized transmission method for bids in response to the forthcoming solicitation is electronic via Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE) Solicitation Module. No Other Transmission Method (E-mail, Facsimile, U.S. Postal Mail, Hand Carried, etc.) Will Be Accepted. Offerors must have an active Proposal Manager role in PIEE at https://piee.eb.mil/.

Point of Contacts: For this acquisition, the contracting officer, Mr. Greg Graham, whose e-mail address is gregory.m.graham@usace.army.mil., and the Contract Specialist, Alicia Scott whose e-mail address is alicia.d.scott@usace.army.mil.

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) Savannah District is issuing a Two-Phase Design-Build Solicitation for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract under which task orders for General Construction are expected to be issued for projects within the Savannah District area of responsibility (AOR), primarily Georgia and North Carolina. Task Orders issued under any resultant contract(s) will be Firm-Fixed Price and may be either for Design-Build or Design-Bid-Build General Construction

Note. This solicitation will result in a D-Type Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC). Due to changes in the contract writing system and the solicitation timeline, references to other Solicitation numbers may present. W912HN26RA005, W912HN25RA020, & W912HN24R4000 are applicable to this Solicitation.

The awarded MATOC Contracts will have a base period of five (5) years. The Government will perform a Best Value Decision using Two-Phase Design-Build selection procedure in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 36.301. The order limitation of task orders shall range between $7M and $30M.  Task orders issued under this MATOC will be firm-fixed price. All other resultant task orders may include options.

NAICS: The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code is 236220-Commerical and Institutional Building Construction, with a size standard of $45M.

Type of Set-Aside: This acquisition is being offered as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code identified above.

Proposal Due Date: 2 December 2025 at 1100hrs EST via the PIEE Solicitation Module.

Description of Work: Task orders placed under this MATOC shall be that of a design-build, design-bid-build construction, or construction only in nature. This MATOC for General Construction projects is intended to provide an agile acquisition tool to procure new construction, renovation, maintenance or repair and incidental work to include, site work, mechanical systems, plumbing, utility systems, structural, electrical, and HVAC. 

Evaluation Criteria: The Government will use a best value decision for award of this procurement. Only those Offerors whose proposals provide the best overall value will be awarded contracts with a minimum guarantee of $2,500.00. The evaluation factors for this solicitation and are as follows:

Solicitation Compliance Criteria: The government will perform an assessment of minimum "go/no go" or gate solicitation compliance criteria that an offeror's proposal must meet before advancing to Phase One in the proposal evaluation process. This is not an evaluation of any factors, but to confirm the inclusion of the minimum requirements of the proposal as stated in the solicitation. If an offeror does not pass the solicitation compliance criteria review, the proposal is not further evaluated in Phase One and is eliminated from consideration for award preventing additional unnecessary expenditure of the Government's and offeror's time and money on an unviable offer. Each Offeror's Past Performance Summary Sheet (Attachment 2) will be reviewed as part of Phase One Compliance. Each submitted project provided on the project summary sheet will be reviewed against the submission requirements identified in Paragraph 6.2.8. Offeror's submitted projects identified on the Past Performance Summary Sheet (Attachment 2) shall meet the minimum submission requirements of a current or completed awarded project value of no less than $15 Million each and three (3) Design-Build, 2 New Construction and 1 Renovation. Offeror's proposals that meet the minimum submission criteria identified in Paragraph 6.2.8 will be provided a "Go" and the proposal will advance to the Phase One evaluation process. Offeror's proposals that do not meet the minimum submission criteria identified in Paragraph 6.2.8 will receive a "No-Go", and that proposal will not advance to the Phase One Evaluation. Offerors whose proposals receive a "No-Go" will be notified in accordance with FAR 15.503 (a)(1).

To ensure the Government can target award to a pool of eight (8) MATOC holders, the Government will target twelve (12) of the most highly qualified offers to advance from Phase One to Phase Two. 

This solicitation includes a notice to offerors that, pursuant to FAR 15.306(c)(2), the contracting officer may also limit the number of proposals in the competitive range to the greatest number that will permit an efficient competition among the most highly rated proposals.

PHASE One:

FACTOR 1:  PAST PERFORMANCE

FACTOR 2:  DESIGN EXPERIENCE

The Government will evaluate the performance capability of the proposals in accordance with the criteria provided in the solicitation and will target twelve (12) of the most highly qualified Offerors to participate in Phase Two.

PHASE Two:

FACTOR 3:  TECHNICAL CAPABILITY (Management Approach)

PRICE:

Price will not be rated but will be a factor in establishing a competitive range prior to discussions (if held) and in making the best value decision for award of any resultant contract(s).

In Phase Two of the process, the Government will evaluate both price and technical capability (management approach)

The award will be made to a target of eight (8) Offerors whose proposals represent the best overall value to the Government. Awards will be made to the Offerors whose technical submittal and price proposal contain the combination of criteria requested which offers the best overall value to the Government. Proposals shall include sufficient detailed information to allow complete evaluation. The Government reserves the right to reject any and all offers. Offerors are reminded that while the Government may elect to consider data obtained from other sources, the burden of proof of acceptability rests with the Offeror.

Consolidation: This MATOC constitutes consolidation in that it combines construction projects at multiple discrete sites into one contract, this approach provides the best combination of competitive procedures, streamlined acquisition, qualified prime
contractors, efficient use of manpower, and some cost efficiency—thereby providing the best way to support SAS’s MILCON/Large SRM program. Per FAR 7.107-2(d)(3), quantifiable benefits of administrative/personnel cost savings for this $400 Million
procurement must exceed the 10% threshold, or $40 Million, to clearly justify a financial benefit of consolidation. Although the savings demonstrated above do not meet the threshold in FAR 7.107-2(d)(3), when comparing a MATOC and other procurement
methods, other benefits are clearly demonstrated. The consolidation of requirements under this MATOC is critical to SAS’s success in meeting DoD requirements can be met when projects are not received in sufficient time to compete as full and open standalone
requirements. Although this procurement will be set aside for small businesses, all firms will be invited to compete and will receive fair consideration for a contract under this MATOC. Considering the discussion provided above, consolidation is necessary and justified as the benefits of consolidation substantially exceed the benefits of the alternative contracting approaches. Fulfilling this requirement through separate, stand-alone contracts would result in considerable risk of higher costs and scheduling constraints to the Government. Consolidation of the requirements promotes flexibility to complete the work in the time frame required due to funding constraints. Consolidation will not negatively impact small business participation in these programs but will promote competition and motivate both lower costs to the contractor and overall better pricing for the Government.

Solicitation Website: The official solicitation, when posted, will be available free of charge by electronic posting only and may be found on the System of Award Management System (SAM) website, https://sam.gov. Paper copies of the solicitation will not be issued. Therefore, telephone and Fax requests for this solicitation will not be honored.

Project files are Portable Document Format (PDF) files and can be viewed, navigated, or printed using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Contractors must register at the SAM website at https://www.sam.gov to download the solicitation for this project.

If/when issued, Amendments will be posted to the above-referenced website for electronic downloading. This will be the only method of distributing amendments before closing; therefore, the Offerors must check the website periodically for any amendments to the solicitation.

Registrations: System for Award Management (SAM)-Offerors shall maintain an active registration in the SAM database at https://www.sam.gov to be eligible for a Government contract award. Suppose the Offeror is a Joint Venture (JV). In that case, the JV entity shall have valid SAM registration in the SAM database representing the JV as one business/firm/entity. If an Offeror is not actively and successfully registered in the SAM database at the time of award, the Government reserves the right to award to the next prospective Offeror.

Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE): The only authorized transmission method for bids in response to the forthcoming solicitation is electronic via Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE) Solicitation Module. No Other Transmission Method (E-mail, Facsimile, U.S. Postal Mail, Hand Carried, etc.) Will Be Accepted. Offerors must have an active Proposal Manager role in PIEE at https://piee.eb.mil/.

Point of Contacts: For this acquisition, the contracting officer, Mr. Greg Graham, whose e-mail address is gregory.m.graham@usace.army.mil., and the Contract Specialist, Alicia Scott whose e-mail address is alicia.d.scott@usace.army.mil.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) Savannah District is issuing a Two-Phase Design-Build Solicitation for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract under which task orders for General Construction are expected to be issued for projects within the Savannah District area of responsibility (AOR), primarily Georgia and North Carolina. Task Orders issued under any resultant contract(s) will be Firm-Fixed Price and may be either for Design-Build or Design-Bid-Build General Construction

Note. This solicitation will result in a D-Type Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC). Due to changes in the contract writing system and the solicitation timeline, references to other Solicitation numbers may present. W912HN26RA005, W912HN25RA020, & W912HN24R4000 are applicable to this Solicitation.

The awarded MATOC Contracts will have a base period of five (5) years. The Government will perform a Best Value Decision using Two-Phase Design-Build selection procedure in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 36.301. The order limitation of task orders shall range between $7M and $30M.  Task orders issued under this MATOC will be firm-fixed price. All other resultant task orders may include options.

NAICS: The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code is 236220-Commerical and Institutional Building Construction, with a size standard of $45M.

Type of Set-Aside: This acquisition is being offered as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code identified above.

Proposal Due Date: 2 December 2025 at 1100hrs EST via the PIEE Solicitation Module.

Description of Work: Task orders placed under this MATOC shall be that of a design-build, design-bid-build construction, or construction only in nature. This MATOC for General Construction projects is intended to provide an agile acquisition tool to procure new construction, renovation, maintenance or repair and incidental work to include, site work, mechanical systems, plumbing, utility systems, structural, electrical, and HVAC. 

Evaluation Criteria: The Government will use a best value decision for award of this procurement. Only those Offerors whose proposals provide the best overall value will be awarded contracts with a minimum guarantee of $2,500.00. The evaluation factors for this solicitation and are as follows:

Solicitation Compliance Criteria: The government will perform an assessment of minimum "go/no go" or gate solicitation compliance criteria that an offeror's proposal must meet before advancing to Phase One in the proposal evaluation process. This is not an evaluation of any factors, but to confirm the inclusion of the minimum requirements of the proposal as stated in the solicitation. If an offeror does not pass the solicitation compliance criteria review, the proposal is not further evaluated in Phase One and is eliminated from consideration for award preventing additional unnecessary expenditure of the Government's and offeror's time and money on an unviable offer. Each Offeror's Past Performance Summary Sheet (Attachment 2) will be reviewed as part of Phase One Compliance. Each submitted project provided on the project summary sheet will be reviewed against the submission requirements identified in Paragraph 6.2.8. Offeror's submitted projects identified on the Past Performance Summary Sheet (Attachment 2) shall meet the minimum submission requirements of a current or completed awarded project value of no less than $15 Million each and three (3) Design-Build, 2 New Construction and 1 Renovation. Offeror's proposals that meet the minimum submission criteria identified in Paragraph 6.2.8 will be provided a "Go" and the proposal will advance to the Phase One evaluation process. Offeror's proposals that do not meet the minimum submission criteria identified in Paragraph 6.2.8 will receive a "No-Go", and that proposal will not advance to the Phase One Evaluation. Offerors whose proposals receive a "No-Go" will be notified in accordance with FAR 15.503 (a)(1).

To ensure the Government can target award to a pool of eight (8) MATOC holders, the Government will target twelve (12) of the most highly qualified offers to advance from Phase One to Phase Two. 

This solicitation includes a notice to offerors that, pursuant to FAR 15.306(c)(2), the contracting officer may also limit the number of proposals in the competitive range to the greatest number that will permit an efficient competition among the most highly rated proposals.

PHASE One:

FACTOR 1:  PAST PERFORMANCE

FACTOR 2:  DESIGN EXPERIENCE

The Government will evaluate the performance capability of the proposals in accordance with the criteria provided in the solicitation and will target twelve (12) of the most highly qualified Offerors to participate in Phase Two.

PHASE Two:

FACTOR 3:  TECHNICAL CAPABILITY (Management Approach)

PRICE:

Price will not be rated but will be a factor in establishing a competitive range prior to discussions (if held) and in making the best value decision for award of any resultant contract(s).

In Phase Two of the process, the Government will evaluate both price and technical capability (management approach)

The award will be made to a target of eight (8) Offerors whose proposals represent the best overall value to the Government. Awards will be made to the Offerors whose technical submittal and price proposal contain the combination of criteria requested which offers the best overall value to the Government. Proposals shall include sufficient detailed information to allow complete evaluation. The Government reserves the right to reject any and all offers. Offerors are reminded that while the Government may elect to consider data obtained from other sources, the burden of proof of acceptability rests with the Offeror.

Consolidation: This MATOC constitutes consolidation in that it combines construction projects at multiple discrete sites into one contract, this approach provides the best combination of competitive procedures, streamlined acquisition, qualified prime
contractors, efficient use of manpower, and some cost efficiency—thereby providing the best way to support SAS’s MILCON/Large SRM program. Per FAR 7.107-2(d)(3), quantifiable benefits of administrative/personnel cost savings for this $400 Million
procurement must exceed the 10% threshold, or $40 Million, to clearly justify a financial benefit of consolidation. Although the savings demonstrated above do not meet the threshold in FAR 7.107-2(d)(3), when comparing a MATOC and other procurement
methods, other benefits are clearly demonstrated. The consolidation of requirements under this MATOC is critical to SAS’s success in meeting DoD requirements can be met when projects are not received in sufficient time to compete as full and open standalone
requirements. Although this procurement will be set aside for small businesses, all firms will be invited to compete and will receive fair consideration for a contract under this MATOC. Considering the discussion provided above, consolidation is necessary and justified as the benefits of consolidation substantially exceed the benefits of the alternative contracting approaches. Fulfilling this requirement through separate, stand-alone contracts would result in considerable risk of higher costs and scheduling constraints to the Government. Consolidation of the requirements promotes flexibility to complete the work in the time frame required due to funding constraints. Consolidation will not negatively impact small business participation in these programs but will promote competition and motivate both lower costs to the contractor and overall better pricing for the Government.

Solicitation Website: The official solicitation, when posted, will be available free of charge by electronic posting only and may be found on the System of Award Management System (SAM) website, https://sam.gov. Paper copies of the solicitation will not be issued. Therefore, telephone and Fax requests for this solicitation will not be honored.

Project files are Portable Document Format (PDF) files and can be viewed, navigated, or printed using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Contractors must register at the SAM website at https://www.sam.gov to download the solicitation for this project.

If/when issued, Amendments will be posted to the above-referenced website for electronic downloading. This will be the only method of distributing amendments before closing; therefore, the Offerors must check the website periodically for any amendments to the solicitation.

Registrations: System for Award Management (SAM)-Offerors shall maintain an active registration in the SAM database at https://www.sam.gov to be eligible for a Government contract award. Suppose the Offeror is a Joint Venture (JV). In that case, the JV entity shall have valid SAM registration in the SAM database representing the JV as one business/firm/entity. If an Offeror is not actively and successfully registered in the SAM database at the time of award, the Government reserves the right to award to the next prospective Offeror.

Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE): The only authorized transmission method for bids in response to the forthcoming solicitation is electronic via Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE) Solicitation Module. No Other Transmission Method (E-mail, Facsimile, U.S. Postal Mail, Hand Carried, etc.) Will Be Accepted. Offerors must have an active Proposal Manager role in PIEE at https://piee.eb.mil/.

Point of Contacts: For this acquisition, the contracting officer, Mr. Greg Graham, whose e-mail address is gregory.m.graham@usace.army.mil., and the Contract Specialist, Alicia Scott whose e-mail address is alicia.d.scott@usace.army.mil.