Architect And Engineering- Construction: Other Residential Buildings

The Product and Service Code (PSC) C1FZ represents Architect and Engineering services focused on construction of other residential buildings. This category encompasses a wide range of architectural, engineering, and construction-related services for residential facilities, with an emphasis on design, renovation, repair, and infrastructure support. Services typically include architectural planning, structural design, facility assessment, renovation strategies, infrastructure upgrades, and construction management for residential properties owned or operated by federal agencies.

Federal Contract Awards under this PSC category demonstrate a diverse range of residential facility projects primarily funded by the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations. Awards range from $11,000 to $753,988, with most contracts lasting between 3-12 months. Frequent contractors include Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, Equans Zuid-Nederland B.V., Ipte LLC, and various international architectural and engineering firms. Projects consistently involve renovations, repairs, and infrastructure improvements for diplomatic residences, chief of mission houses, staff apartments, and related facilities across multiple international locations. Nearly all contracts are firm fixed-price and none utilized specific small business set-aside designations.

The single federal contract opportunity posted under this PSC category is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project for architectural and engineering design services for a new dormitory construction in Kazakhstan. The opportunity seeks comprehensive design services for a two-story steel-framed dormitory building, including detailed specifications for infrastructure, utility connections, and interior spaces. The project is estimated to be valued between $1-5 million and will require designing sleeping rooms, restrooms, shower facilities, laundry spaces, and mechanical/electrical support areas. The solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov and requires contractors to demonstrate experience with similar international construction projects.