Repair Or Alteration Of Dining Facilities

The PSC Z2FD category encompasses repair, alteration, and maintenance services specifically focused on dining facilities across various federal government installations. This category includes a wide range of projects involving kitchen infrastructure, such as replacing equipment, renovating spaces, repairing electrical and mechanical systems, and upgrading dining hall components. The work typically supports military bases, federal agencies, and other government facilities by ensuring functional, safe, and modern food service environments.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate substantial variation in scope and value, ranging from small maintenance tasks like replacing refrigerator components (around $10,000-$15,000) to comprehensive dining facility renovations exceeding $18 million. Common funding agencies include the Department of the Navy, Air Force, and Army, with frequent contract recipients being small businesses, tribally-owned firms, and specialized construction companies. Most awards are firm fixed-price delivery orders or definitive contracts, often issued under multiple-award construction contract (MACC) vehicles. The work is predominantly performed at military installations across the United States and in overseas locations like Japan, Germany, and South Korea. Set-aside designations vary, with some contracts reserved for small businesses, 8(a) participants, HUBZone firms, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses.

The federal contract opportunities in this category focus on comprehensive dining facility upgrades and system replacements. A notable opportunity involves the Naval Facilities Engineering Command seeking market research for a galley renovation at the U.S. Naval Air Facility in Atsugi, Japan, with an estimated project value between 100-500 million Japanese Yen. Another opportunity from the Fish and Wildlife Service solicits proposals to replace an HVAC system in the Conservation Room at the Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. These opportunities typically require detailed technical capabilities, compliance with local regulations, and specific performance standards, reflecting the specialized nature of dining facility infrastructure maintenance and improvement projects.