OAC Action Construction Corp.

OAC Action Construction Corp., a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Miami, Florida, delivers design-build construction, facility maintenance, renovation, and infrastructure improvements across federal military installations and public lands as a prime contractor (100% of awards) under Total Small Business and full-and-open set-asides. The company is a Subchapter S corporation, DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprise, and self-certified small disadvantaged business competing predominately under Total Small Business designations on indefinite-delivery and task-order vehicles.

OAC's customer base is heavily weighted toward defense and Interior agencies. The top five funding agencies—split between award count and dollar value—account for 67% to 82% of recent activity. The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command leads in potential value at $592.5 million across 20 awards, anchored by the $500 million MacDill Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC), a key vehicle for OAC's ongoing task-order pipeline at that installation. The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 9 Headquarters holds a $500 million IDV ceiling (the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC, expiring April 2, 2028), reflected as two prime IDV awards in the portfolio. The Air Force Materiel Command contributes $399.2 million across six awards, including the $50 million Northwest Florida Air Force Regional MACC (expiring September 20, 2027) covering Eglin and Tyndall Air Force Bases. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command accounts for $138.7 million across 13 awards. Behind these anchors sit the Army Materiel Command, the Coast Guard, and the Marine Corps as steady task-order customers. Recent concrete work includes a $4.96 million Fish and Wildlife Service delivery order (September 2026, Great American Outdoors MATOC) for demolition and construction of a new visitor center at Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in Titusville, Florida; a $4.31 million Fish and Wildlife delivery order (September 2026, same MATOC) for replacement fish laboratory building construction in Wadgermania Island, South Carolina; a $2.71 million Forest Service Region 8 delivery order (October 2026, Great American Outdoor Design Build Construction MATOC) for repair and replacement of three bridges in Tellico Plains, Tennessee as a design-build project, due December 31, 2027; and a $4.36 million Air Mobility Command delivery order (October 2025, MacDill MACC) for HVAC repair and spool piece installation at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.

OAC holds four prime indefinite-delivery vehicles with combined ceilings exceeding $625 million: the Great American Outdoors Act MATOC ($250 million, DOI Fish and Wildlife Service, awarded January 1, 2022, expiring June 30, 2027, extended six months; recently re-awarded March 27, 2023 with $250 million ceiling expiring April 2, 2028); the Northwest Florida Air Force Regional MACC ($50 million, Air Force Materiel Command, awarded September 21, 2022, expiring September 20, 2027); the FY22 McConnell Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract ($75 million, Air Mobility Command, awarded February 28, 2022, expiring February 29, 2028); and the MacDill Air Force Base MACC (described in award summaries as a $500 million vehicle, Air Mobility Command). Task-order activity against these vehicles has ranged from $1,000 kickoff meetings to multi-million-dollar design-build projects; the MacDill MACC alone shows 17 task orders worth $14.7 million in combined potential value across the source period. Other named vehicles carrying OAC task orders include the USMC NC Mini Construction MACC 2014–2019 (49 task orders, $7.8 million), the Design-Bid-Build MACC for Naval Support Activity Mid-South (covering both carpet-and-asbestos removal and cooling-tower replacement work), and the Air Force Eglin and Tyndall regional contracts.

Activity has grown from six awards in 2022 to twelve in 2025, with four awards in 2026 (through early October). Eight awards (combined potential value $21.6 million) face completion within the next twenty-four months and are therefore in recompete exposure. The source contains no sub-award activity; OAC operates exclusively as a prime across all 210 awards in the portfolio.

Concrete capability framing derives from the award mix: OAC specializes in design-build and repair/alteration work—164 of 210 awards fall under commercial and institutional building construction, with 50 awards specifically tagged as repair or alteration of office buildings and 35 as repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings. HVAC replacement, facility renovation, hangar door replacement, parking and entryway improvements, hydro-mechanical systems installation, roofing, and emergency/storm damage repair dominate the task-order pipeline. Work is performed at multiple locations nationwide, with place-of-performance concentration in Florida (MacDill, Eglin, Tyndall, Hurlburt, Panama City, Miami, Sanibel, Titusville) and secondary hubs at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas, Naval Support Activity Mid-South in Tennessee, Avon Park Air Force Base in Florida, and wildlife refuges across the Southeast and Carolinas.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-captured activity: $37 thousand invoiced in FY2023, zero in FY2024, and $5 million invoiced in FY2025 across 6.8 contract-level FTEs. SCI records are sparse because OAC's primary federal work is design-build construction and task-order delivery orders under indefinite-delivery vehicles, which are goods-and-services hybrids often excluded or partially captured in SCI. The 6.8 FTEs in FY2025 represent self-performed labor on at least one multi-year contract (the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge multi-purpose building project, which had invoiced $3.3 million through FY2025 against 3.8 FTEs with 100% self-performance and no subcontractor engagement). The single reported government-paid hourly rate across SCI records is uniform at $4,598.75/hr across all three percentiles, suggesting that the handful of SCI-captured records derive from labor-loading on one or two larger design-build efforts where labor was separated and billed at a fixed rate. OAC's 100% self-performance posture on SCI records and the absence of any named subcontractors in the source material indicate the vendor builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on subs.

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