Architect And Engineering- Construction: Ammunition Storage Buildings

The PSC Category C1GA covers Architect and Engineering services specifically focused on construction related to ammunition storage buildings. This category encompasses technical design, engineering, and consulting services for military and defense-related facilities that require specialized infrastructure for storing, managing, and protecting ordnance and munitions. The services typically involve complex architectural designs, site assessments, engineering evaluations, and project planning for secure and specialized ammunition storage facilities.

The federal contract awards in this PSC category demonstrate a consistent pattern of delivery orders from military engineering commands, particularly the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Contract values range from approximately $175,000 to $1.45 million, with performance periods typically spanning 6-24 months. Frequently awarded entities include Michael Baker International, Inc., Mdpac JV, and Athena Engineering & Environmental, LLC. The projects consistently involve design and engineering services for earth-covered magazines, ammunition holding areas, and demolition or improvement of existing military infrastructure. All recent awards were firm fixed-price delivery orders with no specific small business set-aside designations, and performance locations included military bases in California, Texas, and Guam.

The contract awards reveal a focus on critical infrastructure improvements for military munitions facilities. Specific project scopes include developing design-build-bid packages, conducting value engineering studies, designing earth-covered magazines, and supporting facility modernization efforts. Common performance locations include military installations such as Naval Base Guam Ordnance Annex, Fort Cavazos, Travis Air Force Base, and Andersen Air Force Base. The engineering services support various military branches, including the Navy, Air Force, and Army, with projects aimed at enhancing ammunition storage, inspection, and personnel support infrastructure.