Procurement

West Point offers the following contract vehicles that make it easy to procure our services and solutions, whether as a direct award, set-aside, or limited competition. Each of the contract vehicles listed below simplifies and shortens the procurement process when doing business with West Point.

Description of Contract Vehicles


West Point serves clients in multiple markets, including Transportation & Civil, Government, Water Treatment, Education, Commercial, Laboratories & Healthcare, Mining, and Industrial. Using in-house, licensed professional engineers and its network of world-class architectural and specialized engineering teaming partners, West Point’s integrated design-build approach focuses on seamless coordination between designers and constructors.

West Point’s multiple contract vehicles make the process of contracting fast and simple. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you accomplish your goals.

Ordering Information
  • CVE Verified SDVOSB
  • HUBZone
  • CAGE: 53WP4
  • DUNS: 849625355
  • NAICS: 237310, 236220

Contact Estimating Team
  • estimating@westpoint.pro
  • HQ: 2915 E. Wieding Rd. Tucson, AZ 85706
  • Satellite Office: 434 West Cedar Street, STE 500 San Diego, CA 92101

NAVFAC | IDIQ JOC for Commercial and Institutional Building Construction at Lemoore AFB

Contract Number: N62473-19-D-2616

Ceiling: $30,000,000

End Date: 04/2024

USAF | MACC Design and/or Build Construction Contract at Nellis AFB

Contract Number: FA486117DA107

Ceiling: $40,000,000

End Date: 06/2022

USAF | Edwards Paving IDIQ

Contract Number: FA930117F0052

Ceiling: $51,000,000

End Date: 09/2022

VA | VISN 20 IDIQ MATOC for General Construction, Renovation, Maintenance, and Minor Repair

Contract Number: 36C26018D0028

Ceiling: $75,000,000

End Date: 02/2022

VA | VISN 21 Design-Build/Design –Bid-Build IDIQ MACC for Maintenance, Repair and Minor Construction (Group 1)

Contract Number: 36C26118R0065

Ceiling: $50,000,000

End Date: 09/2024

VA | VISN 21 Design-Build/Design –Bid-Build IDIQ MACC for Maintenance, Repair and Minor Construction (Group 2)

Contract Number: 36C26118R0065

Ceiling: $50,000,000

End Date: 06/2025

NAVFAC | Wet Utilities IDIQ MACC

Contract Number: N62473-19-D-1206

Ceiling: $24,900,000

End Date: 11/2023

USFS | Coronado Road Construction IDIQ

Contract Number: 12837119D0024

Ceiling: $5,000,000

End Date: 06/2023

USAF | SABER Contract for General Construction

Contract Number: FA487720D0003

Ceiling: $25,000,000

End Date: 06/2023

How These Contracting Vehicles Work For You

SDVOSB Set-Aside (See FAR 19 and FAR 8.405-5)

Contracting officers may restrict competition to firms when they have a reasonable expectation that two or more firms will respond to the solicitation and that award will be made at a fair market price.

This method streamlines the acquisition process, reduces the risk of protests, and enables the award to be made in days or weeks versus months.

Sole Source (See FAR 19)

One of the quickest methods for procuring our services and solutions is the Sole Source method. FAR 19 allows sole-source awards to concerns provided that:

Only one firm can satisfy the requirement (Note: This does not mean the only source exists, but means that there is only one qualified 8(a) SDVOSB, HUBZone available);

  • The award will be less than $5 Million; and
  • The price is reasonable.

HUBZone Set-Aside (See FAR 18.115)

Rule of Two: Contracting officers may restrict competition to firms when they have a reasonable expectation that two or more firms will respond to the solicitation and that award will be made at a fair market price.

This method streamlines the acquisition process, reduces the risk of protests, and enables the award to be made in days or weeks versus months.

8(a) Set-Aside (See FAR 19.800)

Contracting officers may restrict competition to firms when they have a reasonable expectation that two or more firms will respond to the solicitation and that award will be made at a fair market price.

This method streamlines the acquisition process, reduces the risk of protests, and enables the award to be made in days or weeks versus months.

West Point’s multiple contract vehicles make the process of contracting fast and simple. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you accomplish your goals.

Ordering Information
  • CVE Verified SDVOSB
  • HUBZone
  • CAGE: 53WP4
  • DUNS: 849625355
  • NAICS: 237310, 236220

Contact Estimating Team
  • estimating@westpoint.pro
  • HQ: 2915 E. Wieding Rd. Tucson, AZ 85706
  • Satellite Office: 434 West Cedar Street, STE 500 San Diego, CA 92101

How These Contracting Vehicles Work For You

SDVOSB Set-Aside (See FAR 19 and FAR 8.405-5)

Contracting officers may restrict competition to firms when they have a reasonable expectation that two or more firms will respond to the solicitation and that award will be made at a fair market price.

This method streamlines the acquisition process, reduces the risk of protests, and enables the award to be made in days or weeks versus months.

Sole Source (See FAR 19)

One of the quickest methods for procuring our services and solutions is the Sole Source method. FAR 19 allows sole-source awards to concerns provided that:

Only one firm can satisfy the requirement (Note: This does not mean the only source exists, but means that there is only one qualified 8(a) SDVOSB, HUBZone available);

  • The award will be less than $5 Million; and
  • The price is reasonable.

HUBZone Set-Aside (See FAR 18.115)

Rule of Two: Contracting officers may restrict competition to firms when they have a reasonable expectation that two or more firms will respond to the solicitation and that award will be made at a fair market price.

This method streamlines the acquisition process, reduces the risk of protests, and enables the award to be made in days or weeks versus months.

8(a) Set-Aside (See FAR 19.800)

Contracting officers may restrict competition to firms when they have a reasonable expectation that two or more firms will respond to the solicitation and that award will be made at a fair market price.

This method streamlines the acquisition process, reduces the risk of protests, and enables the award to be made in days or weeks versus months.