Lease/Rental Of Troop Housing Facilities

PSC Category X1FC (Lease/Rental of Troop Housing Facilities) encompasses government contracts for temporary lodging and housing services primarily for military personnel, reservists, and government employees. These contracts involve leasing hotel rooms, apartments, and other accommodations to support military training, operational needs, travel, and personnel relocations. The services are typically procured through Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) and task order calls that provide flexible, on-demand lodging solutions for various federal agencies.

The federal contract awards in this category predominantly feature firm fixed-price BPA calls issued by military branches, especially the Air Force Space Command, Air Force Reserve Command, and Air Combat Command. Contract values range from approximately $2,000 to $782,000, with most awards between $10,000 and $150,000 and performance periods typically running through September 30th of the award year. Frequent contractors include hotel chains and local hospitality businesses such as Bluewater Management Group LLC, Powers Inn LLC, Sonesta International Hotels Corporation, and various local Marriott, Holiday Inn, and Hampton Inn properties. No set-aside designations were used in these awards, suggesting open market competition. Performance locations are concentrated in areas near military bases, with significant activity in Colorado Springs, Pittsburgh, and various Air Force base locations.

The single federal contract opportunity posted under this PSC category is a Navy solicitation seeking fully furnished apartments to house unaccompanied transient military personnel in Portland, Oregon. The opportunity aims to lease approximately 355 personnel accommodations, including 5 one-bedroom units and 350 bedrooms in 2-3 bedroom configurations. The solicitation covers an initial 11-month lease term with potential renewals up to 24 months, with an estimated initial occupancy date of February 11, 2025. The procurement will utilize a lowest price, technically acceptable award process, with multiple potential awardees and no specific set-aside designations.