Architect And Engineering- Construction: Other Airfield Structures

The PSC Category C1BZ covers Architect and Engineering services specifically focused on construction of other airfield structures. This category encompasses professional design, engineering, and construction management services for military and government aviation infrastructure projects. The scope includes architectural planning, engineering design, construction oversight, and technical support for facilities such as hangars, runways, airfield lighting systems, and related aviation support structures.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders primarily issued by the Air Force, Air National Guard, and Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Contract values typically range from $24,000 to $6.3 million, with performance periods spanning 6-36 months. Frequently awarded contractors include Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Jacobs Government Services Company, HDR Engineering, and LHB Inc. Most awards are not set aside for specific socioeconomic categories, though some are designated for small businesses or women-owned enterprises. Performance locations span multiple states including Arizona, Minnesota, Missouri, and international locations like Guam, South Korea, and various European bases.

While the provided data does not include specific federal contract opportunities, the contract awards suggest ongoing requirements for architectural and engineering services related to airfield infrastructure. Typical project scopes include hangar renovations, airfield lighting repairs, fire suppression system design, facility additions and alterations, runway improvements, and construction support services for military aviation facilities. The consistent pattern of awards indicates continued investment in maintaining and upgrading military aviation infrastructure across domestic and international locations.