Repair Or Alteration Of Ammunition Facilities

PSC Category Z2EA encompasses repair and alteration services for ammunition facilities, including a broad range of infrastructure maintenance, renovation, and upgrade projects across military installations. These services primarily focus on critical infrastructure supporting munitions storage, handling, and operational readiness, including repairs to buildings, electrical systems, fire suppression systems, lightning protection, fencing, and other essential facility components. The work involves maintaining specialized facilities that house, protect, and support ammunition and explosive materials for various branches of the United States military.

Recent federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a diverse range of projects, typically valued between $20,000 and $12 million, with performance periods ranging from several months to three years. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses, minority-owned firms, and joint ventures, with common funding agencies including the Department of the Navy, Air Force, and Army Corps of Engineers. Contract awards have been issued for projects at military installations across the United States and overseas, including bases in Japan, South Korea, and various domestic locations such as South Carolina, Virginia, and California. Most contracts are firm fixed-price and utilize no specific set-aside designation, though some leverage small business, 8(a), HUBZone, and woman-owned small business certifications.

Federal contract opportunities in this PSC category include a notable solicitation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for operations and maintenance services at the Military Ocean Terminal at Sunny Point (MOTSU) in North Carolina, set aside for small businesses. Another opportunity involves repairing a small arms range bullet trap for the New York Air National Guard, estimated between $250,000 and $500,000. These opportunities continue to emphasize maintenance and repair of critical military infrastructure, focusing on specialized facilities supporting ammunition and weapons systems, with a consistent emphasis on small business participation and precise, mission-critical infrastructure improvements.