Installation Of Equipment- Vehicular Equipment Components

PSC N025, Installation of Equipment-Vehicular Equipment Components, encompasses specialized vehicle modification and equipment installation services for federal agencies. This category primarily involves outfitting law enforcement, emergency response, and government fleet vehicles with critical operational equipment. Services include installing emergency lighting, sirens, communication systems, specialized safety equipment, prisoner transport configurations, and other mission-critical vehicle modifications.

Federal contract awards under PSC N025 demonstrate consistent procurement across multiple civilian and defense agencies, with contract values ranging from approximately $5,000 to $971,652. Key funding agencies include the Department of the Interior (National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management), Department of Homeland Security (Secret Service), Department of Veterans Affairs, and Department of Agriculture (Forest Service). Awards frequently utilize total small business and small disadvantaged business set-asides, with predominant performance locations in western and southwestern states. Recurring contractors include New Mexico Emergency Products, Premier Vehicle Installation, Emergency Vehicle Systems, and Dana Safety Supply. Contract types are predominantly firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders, with performance periods typically spanning 3-12 months.

Recent federal contract opportunities for PSC N025 involve vehicle upfitting services across multiple agencies, particularly for law enforcement and emergency response vehicles. Solicitations consistently request installation of specialized equipment on vehicles like Chevrolet Tahoes, Dodge Rams, and Ford F-series trucks. Geographical performance locations cluster in western states, particularly Utah, California, and Oregon. Most opportunities are set aside for small businesses, utilize NAICS code 811111 (General Automotive Repair), and employ Request for Quote (RFQ) procedures. Agencies like the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service, and National Park Service are prominent requestors, with typical requirements including emergency lighting, sirens, off-road equipment, and law enforcement-specific vehicle modifications.