The Product Service Code (PSC) Y1DA, "Construction of Hospitals and Infirmaries," covers federal contract opportunities and awards related to construction, renovation, and infrastructure improvements for medical facilities, primarily focusing on healthcare institutions such as Veterans Affairs (VA) medical centers, Indian Health Service (IHS) clinics, and military healthcare facilities. These contracts encompass comprehensive construction services including architectural design, mechanical systems installation, electrical infrastructure upgrades, site preparation, and specialized medical facility renovations. The work typically involves creating, expanding, or modernizing healthcare spaces to meet evolving medical technology and patient care requirements.
The federal contract awards under this PSC predominantly feature Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) contractors, with contract values ranging from approximately $20,000 to over $24 million. Key awards include infrastructure upgrades for VA medical centers in locations such as Orlando, Florida; Tucson, Arizona; and West Haven, Connecticut, with most projects targeting Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) implementations. Frequent awardees include Richard Group LLC, Panacea Construction Group LLC, and Troop Contracting Inc., with contracts primarily funded by the Department of Veterans Affairs. The majority of awards utilize firm-fixed-price contract types, have performance periods between 270-1,129 calendar days, and are often set aside for SDVOSBs or other small business categories.
Recent federal contract opportunities under this PSC include solicitations for comprehensive medical facility construction and renovation projects across multiple states. These opportunities involve complex scopes such as replacing emergency power supply systems at the Zuni Comprehensive Community Health Center in New Mexico, renovating inpatient pharmacy spaces at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, and constructing a new 125,884 square foot health center for the Pueblo Pintado community. Federal agencies frequently posting these opportunities include the Indian Health Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with project locations spanning Arizona, Georgia, New Mexico, Florida, and other states. The opportunities consistently emphasize infrastructure improvements, medical technology integration, and facility modernization to support enhanced healthcare delivery.