dck-ecc pacific guam, LLC Wins a $4 Billion Design-Build Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) with U.S. Navy
BURLINGAME, Calif., May 18 /PRNewswire/ -- dck-ecc pacific guam, LLC was one of seven contractors recently awarded a five-year (base plus four option years), $4 billion joint total acquisition value (JTAV) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity Design-Build Multiple Award Construction Contract (DB-MACC).
The contract is the largest ever awarded by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Pacific, and will be used as the primary vehicle by which NAVFAC executes construction on Guam and other locations in support of the relocation of over 8,000 Marines from Okinawa to Guam. Projects under the DB-MACC may include barracks, dormitories, ranges, roads, streets, bridges, site utilities, infrastructure, piers, wharves, dredging, aviation facilities including hangars, runways and aprons, and facilities for administration, communication, education, medical, dining, recreational, retail, industrial, warehouse, operational training, and base development.
dck-ecc pacific guam, LLC was also awarded the first task order competed under the contract, a $24 million design-build project to deliver two facilities associated with submarine warfare training and operations, which is not part of the Guam build up for the relocation of Marines.
"The dck-ecc team was formed as part of a three year planning effort to develop the best way to execute multiple actions in support of Guam as the Navy and Marine Corps implements the Defense Policy Review Initiative," says Chuck Kubic P.E., President of ECC's International Group. "Our team has invested considerable time and resources to build up its capability and capacity to support Guam's citizens, its business and military community, and NAVFAC. Many of our key personnel working on this contract have spent much of their professional careers on Guam. They and their families are a part of the local fabric of the island community. We are humbled and honored by this selection, and pledge to bring our full commitment and creativity to the service of our military members and families and all the people of Guam."
dck worldwide and ECC are majority partners in dck-ecc pacific guam, LLC with a combined 84-year record of performing engineering, construction, environmental, and disaster relief projects throughout the Pacific — including 25 years on Guam. The team also includes Capstone Design Partners Guam LLC, The Lane Construction Company, and BE&K Construction Company. Capstone was specifically formed to provide design support to dck-ecc pacific guam, LLC on the DB-MACC and its members include PBS&J Incorporated, RIM Architects, CDS International, and BRPH Incorporated.
dck worldwide provides design-build, general construction, construction management, program management, and project development services globally. As construction leaders for the last 87 years, their quality workmanship and construction expertise continue to be one of their strongest cornerstones. dck pacific guam has completed over 30 projects for the military during the last 25 years, with seven major projects completed in the last four years, and in 2009 was awarded Guam Contractor of the Year for the third consecutive year by the Guam Constructors Association. For more information about dck, please visit www.dckww.com.
Established in 1985, ECC provides a broad range of services to support its clients' missions, including engineering, construction, design-build, environmental remediation, and munitions response services for Federal clients. ECC has been executing projects in Guam since 2000, and in 2009, was honored with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Star-level designation, Guam Operations Designated Geographic Area, for impeccable safety on all ECC projects throughout Guam. For more information about ECC, please visit www.ecc.net. ECC—Never Compromising Safety
SOURCE ECC
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