Salvage Services

PSC Category P (Salvage Services) encompasses a broad range of demolition, disposal, recycling, and salvage-related services across federal government agencies. These services include the removal, deconstruction, and environmental management of structures, equipment, and materials that are no longer needed or have reached the end of their operational lifecycle. The category covers activities such as building demolition, hazardous material abatement, scrap metal recycling, equipment disposal, and site restoration.

Recent federal contract awards under PSC Category P show a diverse range of projects predominantly set aside for small businesses, with contract values typically ranging from $25,000 to $500,000 and performance periods spanning 30 to 190 calendar days. Funding agencies include the Department of the Navy, National Park Service, Department of the Air Force, and Coast Guard, with most awards targeting site preparation and demolition services. Common set-asides include Total Small Business, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, and 8(a) programs. Performance locations are geographically dispersed, with notable projects in California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Montana, and North Carolina.

Recent federal contract opportunities in PSC Category P reveal a wide spectrum of salvage and demolition requirements. These include removing daybeacons in Maine, demolishing military dormitories and ranger stations, dismantling aircraft and industrial equipment, recycling scrap metal at medical centers, disposing of IT equipment, and removing hazardous materials from various government facilities. Agencies like the National Park Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, Coast Guard, and Department of Defense are actively soliciting these services. Performance locations span multiple states, with projects ranging from small-scale equipment removal to comprehensive site rehabilitation and environmental remediation.