Staunton Readiness Center - Design to replace generator. Includes CA Services and 6 more items

Moseley Architects has been awarded a contract by the Virginia Department of Military Affairs with a cumulative value of $233,063.00, effective September 30, 2026. The prime contractor will provide architectural design services and Construction Administration (CA) services for generator replacement projects across seven Virginia readiness centers. The scope of work encompasses design and CA services at the Staunton, Fredericksburg, Manassas, Hampton, Winchester, Powhatan, and Fairfax Readiness Centers, with deliverables directed to Kim Reekes.

The contract consists of seven lump-sum line items with individual values ranging from $21,343 to $55,377. The largest engagement is the Manassas Readiness Center project at $55,377, while the Hampton Readiness Center project represents the smallest allocation at $21,343. All deliverables are structured as separate work packages for each facility, enabling the Department of Military Affairs to systematically upgrade generator infrastructure across its readiness center portfolio throughout Virginia.