Keep facilities moving
Address recurring repairs, renovations and minor construction across your facility portfolio.
A practical approach to public construction
Job Order Contracting
for public entities
JOC is a competitively bid, firm-fixed-price way for agencies to get repair, renovation and minor construction done under one IDIQ-style contract.
Individual job orders are priced from a shared unit price book and the contractor's coefficient.
JOC for public entities. Clear information. A straightforward conversation.
ONE CONTRACT. INDIVIDUAL JOB ORDERS.
Facility portfolio
Scoped job order
Delivered work
A practical framework for the work your facilities need.
BUILT AROUND
PUBLIC FACILITIES
Cities & countiesSchoolsUniversitiesHousing authoritiesPublic agencies
Understanding JOC
A framework for ongoing facility work.
For public owners, facility managers, procurement teams and capital programs.
A contract. Then task orders.
Once a JOC contract is in place, task orders can move forward without a full bid cycle for every project.
A shared basis for pricing
Build job order pricing from a published unit price book, defined quantities and the contractor's coefficient.
Is JOC a fit for your agency?
Try the free readiness checklist. No login, nothing stored.
Programs and solicitations vary. Your agency's authority, contract terms and procurement requirements always apply.
Your construction partner
Understand the contract.
Focus on the work.
Structured works on JOC programs and helps public entities understand the approach, scope projects and deliver task orders.
We start with your facilities, the work you need and the requirements of your program. Then we talk through whether there is a fit.
About StructuredA straightforward start
First, a conversation.
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Tell us about your facilities
Share your agency, upcoming work and any questions about your JOC program.
02
We follow up
We connect to understand your needs, timing and procurement context.
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Agree on a next step
If it is a fit, we discuss the scope and a practical path forward. No assumptions.
Free tools
Practical tools for public owners.
Free, no login, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Guides
JOC from the owner's side.
Practical reading on program setup, task orders, and proposal review.
All guides for public owners
Explore practical articles on setting up and running a JOC program.
How a JOC program works from the owner side
Understand the master contract, unit price book, coefficient, and owner responsibilities that support a JOC program.
Setting up a JOC program: solicitation through first orders
Plan a JOC program from goals and solicitation through contract award, internal ordering procedures, training, and early task orders.
The JOC task order lifecycle from request to closeout
Follow an owner-side JOC task order from the work request and site walk through pricing review, authorization, construction, and closeout.
Questions to ask when reviewing a JOC task order proposal
Ask practical questions about scope, price-book tasks, quantities, coefficients, non-prepriced work, schedule, and audit-ready task order records.
Using Another Entity's JOC Contract in Texas: What the Statutes Say
Before ordering work off another entity's job order contract in Texas, check Gov Code 2269.407, the interlocal and cooperative rules, and school fee reporting.
Common questions
A little clarity
before we talk.
Want a plain-language explainer of how job order contracting works? Start with this JOC primer.
Let's talk about your facilities
Request a consult.
Tell us about your agency and what you need. We will follow up.
A first conversation about your work, your questions and whether JOC is a fit.