Interior Design Services

Interior Design Services (NAICS 54141) encompasses professional consulting and design services focused on creating functional and aesthetic interior environments for commercial, institutional, and governmental spaces. This category includes comprehensive design solutions involving space planning, furniture selection, layout optimization, color and material coordination, and project management. Designers in this field work to transform interior spaces by considering factors such as workflow efficiency, ergonomics, brand identity, and organizational requirements while adhering to building codes and accessibility standards.

Federal contract awards in this NAICS category predominantly feature furniture procurement, space planning, and interior design services for government agencies, with contract values ranging from approximately $4,000 to over $3.8 million. Frequently awarded entities include Krueger International, Heritage Interiors LLC, Aleto, Inc., and Office Space Planners Inc., with primary funding agencies including the Department of Defense, Department of Labor, Department of State, and Department of Veterans Affairs. Most awards are firm fixed-price delivery orders or blanket purchase agreement calls, typically utilizing the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule contract vehicle. While most awards do not have specific set-aside designations, several contracts were awarded to small businesses, including woman-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and 8(a) program participants.

While no specific federal contract opportunities were included in the provided dataset, the contract awards suggest ongoing requirements for interior design services across various federal facilities. These requirements include office renovations, furniture replacements, space reconfigurations, exhibit planning, and facility transition management. Performance locations are diverse, spanning military installations like Fort Belvoir and the Pentagon, federal offices in major metropolitan areas such as Washington, D.C., Arlington, and regional centers across the United States. The consistent volume and variety of awards indicate a robust and continuous market for interior design services within the federal government contracting landscape.