GSA PBS Region 10 Western Multiple Award Task Order Contract

GSA Public Buildings Service Region 10 awarded a multiple-award IDIQ for construction services at federally owned and leased facilities in western Washington on December 8, 2023, with ordering authority extending through December 7, 2028. The vehicle carries a $75 million shared ceiling across five to six prime contractors and operates unrestricted by socioeconomic set-aside at the vehicle level, though individual task orders may carry small-business designations.

Ordering momentum has slowed materially. GSA issued seven task orders in 2024, one in 2025, and two through mid-2026—a sharp decline from the initial pace. The combined portfolio totals $2.4 million in potential value, fully obligated across ten awards. All task orders obligate their full ceiling value, indicating firm fixed pricing with no room for growth within awarded orders.

Scope tracks small-scale, localized improvements at Pacific Northwest federal facilities: HVAC and IT infrastructure upgrades, restroom and gym renovations, space reductions, window installations, and border-facility systems work. Recent orders cluster around Customs and Border Protection Land Ports of Entry in Blaine, Washington (autoclave systems, breakroom upgrades) and Seattle courthouse and federal buildings (tenant improvements, access controls, fire riser repairs). Work is located primarily in the Seattle-Tacoma corridor and Washington Land Port of Entry locations north to the U.S.-Canadian border.

P & L General Contractors, Inc. dominates by value, holding three orders totaling $1.2 million (50% of portfolio). M.J. Cleansvendornametrait.phptakisaki, Inc. and Pacific TECH Construction Inc. split the remainder alongside two smaller firms. No single prime captures the majority of order count, but the top two contractors account for six of ten awards.

Customer concentration is moderate. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts leads by value at $1 million across two orders; Customs and Border Protection, Social Security Administration, and the Commerce Office of Inspector General round out the five distinct agencies, each representing specialized facility needs rather than sustained demand streams.

Sixty percent of awarded orders carry Total Small Business set-asides, suggesting GSA structured competitive task-order solicitations to favor small business participation without mandating it at the vehicle level. Task orders range from $97 thousand to $877 thousand, with typical durations of six to eighteen months from award to completion. Geographic performance is entirely western Washington, with secondary activity concentrated in Blaine.