Architect And Engineering- Construction: Recreational Facilities (Non-Building)

The Product Service Code (PSC) C1PA covers Architect and Engineering services specifically focused on construction of recreational facilities that are non-building in nature. These services encompass design, engineering, and implementation of outdoor recreational infrastructure projects such as playgrounds, sports courts, athletic fields, campground improvements, and other similar recreational amenities. The work involves architectural planning, site design, engineering assessments, and construction support for various federal agencies' recreational facility enhancement and development initiatives.

Federal Contract Awards under this PSC category demonstrate a diverse range of recreational facility projects, with contract values typically ranging from $10,000 to $1.5 million and performance periods spanning 6-24 months. Key funding agencies include the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Department of Interior's Bureau of Indian Education, Department of State, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses like Tohi-Efficio Joint Venture LLC, Michael Baker International, Inc., and Seven Generations Architecture & Engineering LLC. Most awards utilize firm fixed-price contract mechanisms, with approximately 70% of contracts not having specific small business set-aside designations. Project locations span both domestic and international settings, including military bases, national forests, embassy compounds, and tribal educational facilities.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities within this PSC category include solicitations for constructing recreational infrastructure at diplomatic facilities. Specific opportunities include a multifunction sport court at the U.S. Embassy in Santiago, Chile, and overflow parking and restroom facilities at the Netherlands American Cemetery. These opportunities seek comprehensive design and construction services, emphasizing integration with existing landscapes and improvement of visitor experiences. The solicitations typically require detailed technical proposals, site visits, and compliance with federal acquisition regulations, with performance locations spanning international diplomatic compounds and memorial sites.