The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Pacific awarded a $49 million multiple-award Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract to Pacific Consulting Services Inc. (PCSI), a professional services firm based in Hawaii. The contract, which has a performance period through May 2026, enables NAVFAC and other Department of Defense agencies to issue task orders to PCSI for a wide range of cultural resource management services, primarily in Hawaii, Guam, and other locations within NAVFAC's area of responsibility. Task orders issued under this IDIQ have included archaeological monitoring, surveys, inventory assessments, historic structures reporting, and other compliance activities to support military construction, facilities management, and environmental programs at various installations. The contracted services ensure the protection of cultural resources and compliance with regulations such as the National Historic Preservation Act. The majority of the work under this IDIQ contract is funded by defense agencies and does not involve any socioeconomic set-aside designations.
The task orders issued to PCSI under the IDIQ contract provide detailed examples of the cultural resource services being delivered. These include archaeological monitoring in support of construction projects at Marine Corps Base Hawaii Kaneohe Bay, such as building renovations, utility upgrades, and new facility construction. PCSI is also conducting historic landscape surveys, cultural resources management plans, and data archiving assessments to support the Navy's and Marine Corps' facilities planning, environmental compliance, and modernization initiatives across the Pacific region.
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