The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) intends to execute contract modifications to the existing forty-eight (48) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Regional Multiple Award Construction Contracts (RMACC II), covering eight (8) regions. The modifications will extend the period of performance for each affected RMACC II contract for up to twenty-four (24) months beyond the current ordering period end dates and increase ordering capacity (contract ceilings) for certain regions where additional capacity is required to support mission needs during the extension period.
Some key points about this opportunity include:
* The contract actions are required to maintain uninterrupted mission capability and ensure continuity of depot-level maintenance and mission-critical construction services while the follow-on RMACC III suite of contracts is competitively reprocured.
* The contemplated modifications do not change the existing contract scope, nature of work, or any other terms and conditions of the RMACC II contracts.
* All work will continue to be executed via competed task orders among existing RMACC II awardees in accordance with the current contract terms.
* The USCG is undertaking several actions to increase competition for the follow-on acquisition, including executing RMACC III as a fully competitive follow-on IDIQ suite, using seed projects, and aligning RMACC II extensions across regions to ensure an orderly transition to RMACC III.
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