Bezek-Durst-Seiser, Inc.

Bezek-Durst-Seiser, Inc., doing business as BDS Architects, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, that has been registered in SAM.gov since May 30, 2001. The firm specializes in providing comprehensive architectural and engineering services to federal government agencies, with particular expertise in infrastructure projects throughout Alaska and coastal regions. BDS Architects delivers a broad range of professional design and engineering solutions, including pre-design assessments, detailed design services, structural analyses, facilities engineering, construction support, and related technical services across federal properties and infrastructure initiatives.

BDS Architects has demonstrated substantial experience supporting federal infrastructure projects through its prime contract awards with multiple agencies funding their work. The firm has received delivery orders and definitive contracts from the U.S. Coast Guard, Department of the Interior, National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, and Department of Defense, with total awarded contract values exceeding $10 million across numerous projects. Representative projects include architectural and engineering design services for the Seward Housing Design project ($1.06 million), the Sitka facility complex studies and design services ($966,421.74), the Ketchikan North Shop building major maintenance and repair ($884,336.75), the Kodiak Steam Plant boilers and steam repairs ($991,677.35 and $933,525), architectural and engineering services for the Kodiak Waste Water Treatment Plant ($755,926.28), the JBER unisex shower and toilet facility design ($323,437.31), and the Valdez facility roof and siding repairs ($464,157.84). Additional projects encompassed design work for kennels and utilities ($168,998.59), fire suppression systems for seasonal housing ($145,108.31), septic systems ($229,892.54), electrical systems ($98,819.12), and various smaller design and engineering assessments. The firm has also provided construction support services, feasibility studies, survey work, and facilities engineering across multiple Alaska locations. These awards were funded through both total small business set-asides and competitive awards without set-aside designations, reflecting the firm's capability to compete across different procurement vehicles.

BDS Architects currently holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts with federal agencies that position the firm as an ongoing provider of architectural and engineering services. The firm was awarded a $45 million Indefinite Delivery Contract by the U.S. Coast Guard on November 18, 2025, designated as a Multiple Award Task Order contract set aside for total small business concerns, with a period of performance extending through October 14, 2035. This contract vehicle enables the Coast Guard to issue multiple task orders for professional architect and engineering services across facilities and infrastructure projects, with deliverables expected to include architectural designs, civil engineering solutions, environmental compliance documentation, and technical support services. Additionally, BDS Architects holds a $50 million Multiple Award Task Order Contract with the Department of the Interior and U.S. Forest Service, awarded on September 23, 2022, and scheduled to extend through September 30, 2027, which is also designated as a total small business set-aside. This contract vehicle supports the Great American Outdoors Act and addresses deferred maintenance backlogs across Department of Interior bureaus and Forest Service facilities. The firm has received numerous delivery orders against both IDV contracts from various agencies and regional offices, including the Alaska Region, National Park Service, and U.S. Forest Service, for projects such as diagnostic studies for trail infrastructure, facility design work, and construction administration services across Alaska's federal lands and facilities.

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