Maintenance Of Recreation Facilities (Non-Building)

The PSC Category Z1PA-P covers Maintenance of Recreation Facilities (Non-Building), encompassing a wide range of services related to the upkeep, repair, and improvement of outdoor recreational infrastructure. These services include trail maintenance, campground upgrades, facility repairs, and landscape management for various federal land management agencies. The work typically involves physical improvements to recreational sites such as trails, campgrounds, boat launches, and other outdoor recreational areas.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate a consistent focus on infrastructure enhancement and maintenance across national forests, national parks, and military installations. The awards range from small-scale projects like boulder placement and trail clearing (around $12,500 to $250,000) to more substantial campground renovations and facility improvements (up to $2.3 million). The U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are the most frequent awarding agencies, with many contracts set aside for small businesses, including 8(a), women-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. Projects are primarily located in western states like California, Oregon, and Washington, with some work in other regions including Alaska, Montana, and Kentucky.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities within this PSC category include trail maintenance in the Malheur National Forest, campsite rehabilitation at Kit Carson Park, septic system upgrades at Buffalo Gap Campground, and concrete work for various recreational facilities. The solicitations consistently target small businesses and involve precise, location-specific infrastructure improvements. Typical scopes include trail maintenance, concrete pad installations, septic system upgrades, boulder placement, and general facility improvements. The U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are the primary agencies requesting these services, with performance locations spanning multiple states and focusing on national forests, grasslands, and recreational areas.