Description
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing a Multiple‑Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for Utility Monitoring and Control Systems VI (UMCS VI). The contract will award firm‑fixed‑price task orders to design, install, integrate, operate, and maintain a suite of Facility‑Related Control Systems—including utility monitoring, energy storage, HVAC, fire‑alarm, SCADA, and electronic security—across continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, and numerous OCONUS locations. Offerors must demonstrate recent DoD past‑performance on at least three projects covering all five FRCS categories, meet CMMC Level 2 certification, and provide a Small‑Business Participation Plan meeting an overall 20 % small‑business goal. The base period is 36 months with two optional 24‑month extensions, allowing a total possible ordering period of up to 90 months.
• Technical scope: design, engineering, installation, commissioning, cybersecurity (DoD RMF/ATO), and life‑cycle maintenance of UMCS, ESS, HVAC, FAS, SCADA, and renewable‑energy integrations.
• Evaluation factors: Technical/Management Approach, Past Performance, and Small‑Business Participation – each rated Acceptable/Unacceptable; price is evaluated only on individual task orders.
• Contract ceiling: $5.1 billion; no minimum order beyond a $2,000 guarantee; task orders up to $40 million each.