Purchase Of Structures/Facilities

Code E
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Product Service Code (PSC) Category E encompasses the procurement of structures, facilities, and real property for federal government agencies. This category covers a wide range of acquisitions, including buildings, land, temporary structures, exhibition spaces, and specialized facilities. The solicitations and awards under this PSC typically involve construction, renovation, leasing, or purchase of physical spaces to support various government operational needs.

Within the recent contract awards, federal agencies are seeking diverse property and facility solutions. The Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Department of Defense have shown interest in acquiring land for national cemeteries, office spaces, and specialized facilities. The awards demonstrate a range of procurement strategies, including total small business set-asides and unrestricted solicitations. Contract values vary significantly, from approximately $20,000 for renovation projects to potential multi-million dollar land acquisitions. Common places of performance include metropolitan areas such as Washington, DC, Houston, Texas, and various locations in Missouri and Illinois.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC Category E include requests for conference facilities, trade show exhibit spaces, mobile shelters, and specialized structures. The Department of Defense seeks exhibit space for the Latin American Aerospace Defense Trade Show, while the Federal Aviation Administration is procuring pre-cast concrete mobile shelters. The U.S. Army is interested in temporary equine stabling structures, and the Department of State requires conference facilities in locations like Colombo, Sri Lanka. These opportunities span diverse requirements, from small-scale renovations to complex facility procurement, demonstrating the breadth of government needs in structural and facility acquisitions.

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