Repair Or Alteration Of Airport Service Roads

The PSC Category Z2LA covers repair and alteration services for airport service roads, focusing on infrastructure maintenance and improvement projects at military and civilian aviation facilities. These services encompass a wide range of construction and repair activities, including pavement restoration, road surface treatments, concrete replacement, and related infrastructure upgrades. The work typically involves addressing critical transportation and access infrastructure that supports airport operations and safety.

Federal Contract Awards in this PSC category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price contracts primarily awarded by military branches, including the Air Force, Air National Guard, Department of Transportation, and Marine Corps. Contract values range from approximately $9,000 to $32.5 million, with most awards between $100,000 and $500,000. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses, veteran-owned firms, and minority-certified contractors such as Aaecon General Contracting LLC, Eighth Avenue Enterprise, and Matai Services, LLC. Common set-aside types include total small business and 8(a) program designations. Performance locations are predominantly at military air bases across the United States, with specific sites including Edwards Air Force Base, Hill Air Force Base, Incirlik Air Base, and Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.

The contract awards reveal specific scopes of work such as slurry repair, concrete pavement replacement, runway and apron maintenance, signage installation, and infrastructure upgrades. Typical project descriptions include repairing joint seals on airfield pavements, replacing hangar tail doors, redesigning access roads, and maintaining critical transportation infrastructure. The work supports military aviation readiness by ensuring safe and functional transportation and facility infrastructure at key military installations.