The Product and Service Code (PSC) C1BF for Architect and Engineering - Construction: Missile System Facilities encompasses specialized architectural, engineering, and design services focused on developing, upgrading, and maintaining critical missile defense infrastructure. These services primarily support military facilities related to ballistic missile defense systems, including design, site investigations, power studies, facility modifications, and comprehensive engineering support for advanced defense installations. The work involves complex technical assessments and infrastructure development for strategic defense capabilities across various U.S. military locations.
Federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from approximately $68,000 to $25.8 million, typically with performance periods between 12-36 months. Frequent awardees include joint ventures like AECOM + Tetra TECH, Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp., and Jacobs Government Services Company, often working under the Ballistic Missile Defense Program Architectural & Engineering Services Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. The primary funding agencies are the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and the Missile Defense Agency. Most awards target locations such as Fort Greely (Alaska), Malmstrom Air Force Base (Montana), and various sites in Guam, with no small business set-asides predominantly used. The contracts frequently involve specialized services like power system design, facility upgrades, site investigations, and engineering support for integrated air and missile defense programs.
The recent federal contract opportunity posted involves market research for advance planning services by the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). The opportunity seeks small businesses to provide comprehensive engineering support services, including preliminary site investigations, engineering site surveys, feasibility studies, land use planning, environmental assessments, design criteria development, topographic and geotechnical surveys, power studies, transportation planning, and economic analyses. These services are primarily intended for U.S. military projects within the continental United States, with potential overseas applications. The market research aims to identify qualified firms capable of supporting MDA's advanced planning requirements, with a specific focus on small businesses and their potential roles as prime contractors or subcontractors.