Construction Of Troop Housing Facilities

Product Service Code (PSC) Y1FC encompasses construction and renovation services for military troop housing facilities, specifically focusing on barracks, dormitories, and enlisted personnel housing. These projects typically involve comprehensive facility upgrades, including structural repairs, system replacements, interior renovations, and infrastructure improvements for military installations. The work addresses critical housing needs for military personnel across various branches, ensuring modern, safe, and functional living quarters.

Federal Contract Awards under this PSC category demonstrate a consistent pattern of large-scale construction and renovation projects, with contract values ranging from approximately $1 million to $238 million. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is the predominant awarding agency, frequently contracting with both large construction firms and small businesses. Contractors like Cerris Builders, Clark Construction Group, and MW Builders have been awarded significant contracts for barracks renovation at multiple military installations, including Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Cavazos, and Lackland Air Force Base. Most awards are unrestricted, though some utilize small business set-asides, particularly 8(a) and total small business designations. Performance periods typically span 2-3 years, with most projects focused on military bases across the United States.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities continue the trend of military housing infrastructure improvements, with solicitations for design-build renovation and construction projects. Notable opportunities include a 320-person Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing facility at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, a 192-person dormitory at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico, and a comprehensive renovation of Building 99 at Pituffik Space Base in Greenland. These opportunities demonstrate the Department of Defense's ongoing commitment to modernizing military housing infrastructure, with projects ranging from complete facility recapitalization to targeted system upgrades. The solicitations predominantly involve the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and utilize competitive, best-value procurement methodologies, often requiring specialized experience in military construction and renovation.