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Vehicle Recompete: AE SERVICES MECHANICAL / FUEL — INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY W9128A22R0018

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This Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract, vehicle W9128A22R0018, is managed by the Department of the Army for mechanical and fuel architectural engineering services. The ordering period for this vehicle extends through December 22, 2027. Currently, there are eight active task orders with a combined total value of 3,213,071.75 dollars. The contract is classified as a full recompete under NAICS code 541330. Four companies hold orders under this vehicle, with Insynergy Engineering Inc leading in value at 1,286,140.75 dollars for deep well pump repairs. Other key awardees include Robert and Company, Mechanical Engineers of Hawaii Corp, and Mechanical Enterprises Inc. Major projects associated with these awards include the design of an underground storage tank system at Schofield Barracks and the replacement of fan coil units and fire alarm circuits in Building 9098.

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Army IDIQ W9128A22R0018 for mechanical and fuel engineering services through December 2027.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Department of the Army
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AE SERVICES MECHANICAL / FUEL (INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY) — vehicle W9128A22R0018 ordering period ends 2027-12-22T00:00:00.000Z. 8 active task orders valued at $3,213,071.75.
4 awards under one solicitation: W9128A23D0003, W9128A23D0004, W9128A23D0005, W9128A23D0006 Original Solicitation: W9128A22R0018 Agencies: Department of the Army Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Incumbents (4 companies hold orders on this vehicle): - INSYNERGY ENGINEERING INC: $1,286,140.75 across 2 orders - ROBERT AND COMPANY: $778,732 across 2 orders - MECHANICAL ENGINEERS OF HAWAII CORP: $700,660 across 2 orders - MECHANICAL ENTERPRISES INC: $447,539 across 2 orders
Top task orders by value: - REPAIR DEEP WELL PUMPS BLDG 1580 ($1,286,140.75) - INSYNERGY ENGINEERING INC - DESIGN PACKAGE FOR REPLACEMENT OF KOLEKOLE GAS STATION UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK SYSTEM AT SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, HAWAII ($778,732) - ROBERT AND COMPANY - SEE CONTINUATION PAGE. ($698,160) - MECHANICAL ENGINEERS OF HAWAII CORP - REPLACE FAN COIL UNITS & FIRE ALARM CIRCUITS, BUILDING 9098, SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, OAHU, HAWAII ($447,539) - MECHANICAL ENTERPRISES INC - AE SERVICES MECHANICAL / FUEL - MINIMUM GUARANTEE ($2,500) - MECHANICAL ENGINEERS OF HAWAII CORP

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