Military

The CONCAP contract provides the Navy the capability to supplement its permanent organization for rapid response to contingency operations. The CONCAP contract, administered by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), is similar to the Army's LOGCAP and the Air Force's AFCAP, but is more narrowly focused on construction and construction-related services.

The scope of the CONCAP contract encompasses support of US military forces acting alone or as part of a multinational force. Representative examples of potential construction tasks from the statement of work include--

• Power plant and power distribution construction.
• Water treatment plant.
• Water well drilling.
• Sewage treatment plant.
• Dredging.
• Airfield construction.
• Pier construction.
• Troop billeting facility.
• Petroleum storage facility.
• Bridge and road construction.

In support of CONCAP, two contracts are awarded. The Atlantic contract covers the US east of the Mississippi River, Canada, South and Central America, the Atlantic Ocean, Europe, Africa, and Southwest Asia. The Pacific contract covers the US west of the Mississippi River, Alaska, Hawaii, the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, Asia, and Southeast Asia.