Redacted J&A Base Operation Support Services Contract Ft Benning

The contract pertains to Base Operations Support Services at Fort Benning, Georgia, awarded as a sole-source, cost-plus-fixed-fee bridge contract to TIYA Support Services & Keta Group, LLC, a small business, under FAR 6.103-1 due to the unique and mission-critical nature of the incumbent’s capabilities. The work covers comprehensive public works maintenance for over 2,300 buildings and 27 million square yards of paved infrastructure, including roads, runways, sidewalks, bridges, and mission-critical facilities like the Army Cemetery and Installation GIS, supporting a population of 103,000 to ensure uninterrupted garrison operations and national security readiness. The base performance period runs from July 1, 2026, through March 31, 2027, with funding estimated between $48 million and $72 million, reflecting extended durations to accommodate revised requirements. Though a full line-item pricing structure is not disclosed, the contract builds on prior performance under a $201 million ceiling contract and leverages FAR 52.217-8 to ensure continuity of services without disruption. The place of performance is exclusively at Fort Benning, where all inspections and acceptances occur on-site, and the contractor is responsible for meeting Army and DoD maintenance standards without specified military packaging, preservation, or marking requirements. The contract is managed by the W6QM MICC-Fort Benning under the Department of Defense, with primary point of contact Valerie Peek and secondary contact Jackie Peacock. The award is a bridge to a future 100% small business set-aside competition, though the evaluation methodology for that follow-on acquisition is not detailed. No subcontracting plan is required due to the prime contractor’s small business status, and while the contractor is registered under UEI 52UV0, no CAGE code is provided. Essential clauses such as 52.212-3 and 52.219-6 are referenced contextually but not modified, and no special contract requirements such as security clearances, key personnel provisions, or organizational conflict of interest controls are documented in the available materials.