Architect And Engineering- Construction: Other Industrial Buildings

The PSC Category C1EZ covers Architect and Engineering services specifically focused on construction of other industrial buildings. This category encompasses professional design, engineering, and architectural services for various industrial facility projects across federal government agencies. The services include comprehensive architectural planning, design studies, facility condition assessments, construction management, and technical design work for specialized industrial and government infrastructure projects.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders and definitive contracts primarily from defense and federal infrastructure agencies. Typical contract values range from $33,000 to approximately $7.9 million, with performance periods spanning 6 months to 3 years. Frequently awarded entities include Fathom Architecture, Element Environmental, Amentum Services (AECOM), and various small business joint ventures. Common funding agencies are the Department of Defense (Army, Air Force, Navy), Department of Veterans Affairs, and Department of the Interior. Many contracts utilize small business set-asides, particularly for service-disabled veteran-owned and minority-owned businesses. Performance locations are predominantly across U.S. military bases, national parks, and federal facilities in states like Hawaii, Georgia, Virginia, and Germany.

The contract awards cover a diverse range of architectural and engineering services, including facility renovations, infrastructure upgrades, environmental impact studies, system replacements, and design work for specialized buildings. Specific project scopes include upgrading HVAC systems, designing fire suppression installations, renovating medical center facilities, improving military base infrastructure, replacing electrical and mechanical systems, and conducting environmental assessments. Projects span multiple sectors such as military installations, national parks, medical centers, and government administrative facilities, reflecting the broad engineering capabilities required to support federal infrastructure maintenance and modernization efforts.