Repair Or Alteration Of Sewage And Waste Facilities

The PSC Z2ND category covers repair and alteration services for sewage and waste facilities across federal government infrastructure. These services encompass a wide range of interventions including sewer line repairs, lift station replacements, septic system upgrades, wastewater treatment plant renovations, and infrastructure maintenance for various government facilities. The work typically involves complex engineering and construction tasks targeting critical municipal and institutional waste management systems.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate significant investment in sewage and waste facility infrastructure, with contract values ranging from approximately $10,000 to nearly $16 million. Frequent awardees include small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned firms, and minority-owned contractors, with notable recipients such as Sygnos Inc., Copper Mountain Services LLC, and Port Madison Enterprises Construction Corporation. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command, U.S. Marine Corps, National Park Service, and Department of Veterans Affairs are prominent funding agencies. Most awards are firm fixed-price contracts with performance periods typically spanning 3-12 months. Set-aside types include total small business, 8(a), and service-disabled veteran-owned small business designations, with work predominantly performed at military installations, national parks, and federal facilities across the United States.

Recent federal contract opportunities focus on specialized sewage and waste facility repair projects across diverse locations. Solicitations include sewer line repairs at the Columbia Basin Job Corps Conservation Center in Washington, wastewater treatment plant repairs at the Tracy Defense Distribution Depot in California, and septic system replacements at the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado. These opportunities are predominantly set aside for small businesses and involve technical, design-build, and repair-focused scopes of work. The projects require detailed technical capabilities, adherence to environmental and safety standards, and sophisticated infrastructure engineering skills. Agencies posting these opportunities include the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Department of the Air Force, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, with project magnitudes typically ranging between $25,000 and $1 million.