Architect And Engineering- Construction: Dining Facilities

The Product and Service Code (PSC) C1FD covers Architect and Engineering services specifically focused on construction and design of dining facilities. This PSC category encompasses architectural and engineering work related to the planning, design, and renovation of kitchen and food service infrastructure across various federal agencies and military installations. The services include detailed design packages, criteria development, system replacements, and facility renovation efforts targeting dining and food preparation spaces.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate a diverse range of dining facility-related architectural and engineering projects, typically valued between $10,000 and $1.2 million. Key funding agencies include the Department of State, Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Marine Corps, and Air Force, with performance locations spanning domestic and international sites such as Japan, Kenya, South Sudan, and various U.S. military bases. Most awards are firm fixed-price contracts with completion periods ranging from several months to two years. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned firms like LRS Federal LLC, and engineering companies such as Insynergy Engineering and HGM Associates, with no specific set-aside consistently applied across all contracts.

The contract awards reveal consistent architectural and engineering scopes including kitchen infrastructure improvements, fire suppression system designs, refrigeration system repairs, dining hall renovations, and facility preparation work. Specific project examples include developing criteria packages for enlisted dining facilities at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, designing kitchen hood fire suppression systems at VA medical centers, repairing defrost refrigeration systems, and constructing controlled space design projects. Performance locations span military installations, diplomatic facilities, and medical centers, indicating a broad and adaptable service requirement across federal government infrastructure needs.