The Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons South Central Regional Office awarded a Competitive 8(a) Indefinite Delivery Contract to Lavastida Development Group, L.L.C., operating as Prime Architects, to provide a range of architectural, engineering, construction, and facility support services. Prime Architects, an SBA-certified HUBZone, minority-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business, holds multiple IDIQ vehicles through which it delivers these services to various federal agencies. Under the $2.5 million IDV from the Bureau of Prisons, Prime Architects has been awarded several delivery orders for work in the South Central region, including architectural and engineering assessments, construction documents for infrastructure upgrades, and new construction projects at correctional and medical facilities. The work performed under this IDV aims to maintain and modernize government buildings and support the Bureau of Prisons' mission, with a focus on services such as HVAC upgrades, generator replacements, fuel system improvements, and structural repairs.
The delivery orders issued to Prime Architects under this IDV have a total potential value of over $3.8 million and span a wide geographic area, with work to be performed primarily in Texas and Oklahoma. Prime Architects' status as an SBA-certified small business allows it to compete for set-aside opportunities, though many of the delivery orders awarded do not utilize socioeconomic programs. The scope and scale of the work performed by Prime Architects, from architectural assessments to new construction, demonstrates its capabilities as a prime contractor delivering critical infrastructure services to support the Department of Justice's correctional and medical facilities across the South Central region.
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