J--SEMI-ANNUAL OVERHEAD DOOR MAINTENANCE FOR THE SDMO

The federal government buys building equipment contracting services through multiple agencies, with the Department of Defense dominating the market. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command and its Atlantic division lead purchases, alongside the Army Corps of Engineers. Most awards go unrestricted, but the Small Business Administration set-aside program accounts for a significant share. Buyers use various contract vehicles, including PCAC (36C776), which has issued the largest total value of awards to this sector.

Award sizes vary widely. The median award sits at $12.6K, but total contract values reach into the hundreds of millions. PCAC alone has distributed $472.28M across 89 awards. This spread suggests opportunities for both small shops handling routine maintenance and larger firms managing major facility projects. With 2,333 distinct vendors competing for 30,342 awards since 2001, the market remains fragmented but active.

Watch for contract renewals over the next year. Contracts worth $484.61M expire within 12 months across 519 awards. This turnover creates entry points for new vendors and recompete opportunities for incumbents. The 93 active notices indicate ongoing procurement activity. Firms should monitor Naval Facilities and Army Corps of Engineers solicitations closely, as these agencies consistently represent the largest share of available work.