Repair Or Alteration Of Troop Housing Facilities

The Product and Service Code (PSC) Z2FC, "Repair Or Alteration Of Troop Housing Facilities," encompasses construction, renovation, and maintenance services specifically targeting military and government residential and dormitory infrastructure. This category includes a wide range of repair and modification activities for living quarters, such as HVAC system upgrades, structural repairs, electrical reconfigurations, flooring restoration, and general building improvements. The services are designed to maintain, modernize, and sustain living spaces for military personnel across various installations and branches of the United States Armed Forces.

Federal contract awards under this PSC demonstrate a robust pattern of renovation and repair work, predominantly targeting military housing facilities. Awards range from small-scale projects like hot water tank repairs ($374,503 to $429,431) to larger dormitory and barracks renovation contracts exceeding $10 million. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses, particularly those with 8(a), HUBZone, and minority-owned certifications, such as Achuti LLC, K&C Contractors, and Paradigm Construction Services. The U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force are the primary funding agencies, with performance locations spanning multiple states including North Carolina, Arizona, Texas, and international locations like Japan and South Korea. Most contracts utilize firm fixed-price structures and have completion periods ranging from several months to two years.

Recent federal contract opportunities within this PSC focus on comprehensive troop housing facility renovations across various military installations. Solicitations include projects like refinishing terrazzo flooring at Naval Station Great Lakes, installing PTAC units at Fort Bliss, and renovating permanent party dormitories at Maxwell Air Force Base. These opportunities are predominantly set aside for small businesses, specifically targeting the Commercial and Institutional Building Construction NAICS code. The requirements emphasize technical competence, past performance, and the ability to work within strict military construction standards and protocols. Performance locations include Illinois, Texas, and Alabama, with project scopes involving interior systems upgrades, mechanical repairs, and comprehensive building restoration.