Western Regional Multiple Award Construction Contracts (WRMACC)

The Western Regional Multiple Award Construction Contracts (WRMACC) is a federally funded procurement vehicle with an anticipated total value of $300 million, designed to streamline construction and design/build services across multiple NASA and U.S. Air Force facilities. It will serve Armstrong Flight Research Center, Ames Research Center, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Goldstone Deep Space Communications Complex, Santa Susana Field Laboratory, and Edwards Air Force Base, with all work subject to approval by the AFRC Procurement Officer. The contract is structured as a total small business set-aside under SBA guidelines, exclusively awarding tasks to qualified small businesses across multiple categories to ensure broad participation. It supports a wide range of general construction activities including architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, civil, structural, roofing, building renovations, new construction, demolition, and LEED-certified projects, enabling rapid response to facility needs across the western U.S. Armstrong Flight Research Center will administer the base contract, while each participating center will independently issue and manage task orders under the WRMACC framework. This decentralized approach allows for localized administration and faster procurement cycles while maintaining consistency in standards and compliance. Contractors are strongly urged to respond to the forecast to help NASA accurately assess capabilities, bonding capacity, and readiness to execute complex construction tasks. The NAICS code 236220 identifies the contract's focus on commercial and institutional building construction, ensuring alignment with industry standards. The anticipated launch of the contract in 2026 positions it as a critical tool for future infrastructure development at strategic federal sites, emphasizing agility, small business inclusion, and compliance with green building initiatives.