Repair Or Alteration Of Waste Treatment And Storage Facilities

The PSC Category Z2PD covers repair or alteration of waste treatment and storage facilities. This category encompasses services related to maintenance, rehabilitation, and modification of infrastructure and systems designed for managing and processing waste materials. The scope includes work on septic systems, water treatment facilities, incinerator buildings, and associated components such as pumps, valves, motors, and structural elements.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate a diverse range of waste management and treatment facility repair projects. Key awards include a $10,442,875 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract for rehabilitating air stripper towers at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, a $5,440 National Park Service purchase order for septic tank cleaning, and multiple Naval Sea Systems Command delivery orders for integrated waste management services in Japan. Most contracts are firm fixed-price with durations ranging from a few months to two years. Frequently awarded entities include Yamaki Co., LTD. in Japan, Robert B Our Marine Division LLC, and Pacific Design Builders, LLC. Set-aside types vary, with some contracts designated for small businesses or 8(a) program participants.

While the provided data does not include specific Federal Contract Opportunities, the existing awards suggest ongoing requirements for waste treatment and storage facility repair across military installations, national wildlife refuges, and fish hatcheries. Typical agencies soliciting these services include the Department of the Interior (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service), Department of Defense (Navy and Army), and various regional military commands. Performance locations appear concentrated in Hawaii, Maine, California, Washington, and U.S. military bases in Japan, indicating a geographically dispersed need for these specialized repair and maintenance services.