Architect And Engineering- Construction: Fuel Supply Facilities

Code C1NA
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Spend Category Level 1
Facilities & Construction
Spend Category Level 2
Construction Related Services
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PSC Code C1NA encompasses architectural and engineering services specifically focused on the design, construction, and support of fuel supply facilities for federal government agencies. This category covers a wide range of technical services related to petroleum, oil, and lubricant (POL) infrastructure, including facility inspections, integrity assessments, pipeline management, tank evaluations, and system upgrades. The services are critical for maintaining the fuel storage and distribution capabilities of military installations and other federal sites domestically and internationally.

The federal contract awards under this PSC category primarily involve delivery orders from agencies like the Defense Logistics Agency Energy, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Department of the Air Force. Contract values typically range from approximately $25,000 to $6.8 million, with performance periods spanning six months to three years. Frequently awarded contractors include Enterprise Engineering, Inc., Austin Brockenbrough & Associates LLC, Pond & Company, and GTP Consulting Engineers. Most awards are firm fixed-price delivery orders issued against existing indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts, with no specific small business set-asides. Performance locations are diverse, including sites in the Continental United States, Hawaii, Japan, Guam, and other international military installations.

The recent federal contract opportunities focus on follow-on IDIQ multiple award contracts for POL architectural and engineering services, primarily targeting worldwide fuel system support. The Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center is seeking a five-year, $150 million contract for inspection, integrity assessments, and fuel system support facilities. Other opportunities include specialized services like remote monitoring units for cathodic protection systems and emergency generator installations at specific military bases. These opportunities demonstrate a continued need for technical services that ensure the reliability, safety, and efficiency of fuel infrastructure across federal agencies, with a particular emphasis on Department of Defense installations.

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