Repair Or Alteration Of Museums And Exhibition Buildings

The Product and Services Code (PSC) Z2JA covers repair and alteration services for museums and exhibition buildings. These services encompass a wide range of construction, renovation, restoration, and maintenance activities focused on cultural and historical facilities. Work typically includes structural repairs, exhibit design and fabrication, facility upgrades, window and roof replacements, electrical and mechanical system improvements, and preservation of historic architectural elements. The services are crucial for maintaining the physical integrity and educational functionality of museum and exhibition spaces across various federal agencies.

Federal Contract Awards in this PSC category reveal a diverse range of projects primarily funded by the National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution, and Department of Defense agencies. Contract values range from approximately $24,000 to over $26 million, with typical durations spanning 4 to 24 months. Most awards are firm fixed-price contracts, frequently set aside for small businesses, including 8(a), women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and other socioeconomic categories. Common locations of performance include Washington D.C., various national historic sites, military installations, and research facilities. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses like Westerly Enterprises, LLC, K&G Tilt Up Services, LLC, and Omega Belt Built Joint Venture, LLC, which specialize in museum and facility renovation services.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities in this PSC category focus on museum exhibit design, artifact preservation, and facility improvements. The Naval Supply Systems Command seeks contractor support for exhibit services at the Center for Seabees and Facilities Engineering, requesting planning, design, fabrication, and installation of new and updated museum exhibits. The USDA Forest Service is soliciting interpretive design services for the Pactola Visitor Center in the Black Hills National Forest. The U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command is seeking small businesses to revamp the STRATCOM museum atrium, including replacing graphics and creating digital video exhibits. These opportunities emphasize the need for specialized skills in museum design, historical preservation, and interpretive exhibit creation across various federal agencies.