Federal construction opportunities in Iowa
Where federal construction money in Iowa is headed: the GSA leases coming up for renewal, the contract vehicles construction is ordered through, and which of them reach the end of their ordering period soon.
Federal construction in Iowa is bought three ways. The Department of War orders military construction and facility repair through USACE districts, NAVFAC commands and installation contracting offices. The Department of Veterans Affairs buys medical center and cemetery work through its network contract offices. GSA Public Buildings Service buys work on federal courthouses, office buildings and ports of entry — and, on leased space, the building owner buys the tenant improvement work when a lease is renewed or replaced.
Most of that work is ordered as task orders under multiple-award contracts, which only current seat holders can bid. That is why the dates below matter: when a vehicle reaches the end of its ordering period, the seats open again.
GSA Public Buildings Service in Iowa
| Vehicle | Type | Ordering ends |
|---|---|---|
| R6 Iowa A/E Services IDIQ Ceiling $25.0M | A/E & DesignNAICS 541310 | Feb 2027Now |
| R6 Small Business Construction MATOC Ceiling $25.0M | ConstructionNAICS 236220 | Jan 2029FY2029 Q2 |
| R6 Job Order Construction Contracts (JOCC) — by zone Ceiling $7.0M | ConstructionNAICS 236220 | Feb 2030FY2030 Q2 |
GSA leases expiring in Iowa
19 federal leases covering 157,668 rentable square feet expire in the next 12 to 48 months. Each renewal or relocation is a tenant improvement project.
- Cedar Rapids3
- Davenport3
- Sioux City3
- Ames2
- Coralville1
- Council Bluffs1
- Creston1
- Decorah1
- Des Moines1
- Dubuque1
- Social Security Administration10
- Internal Revenue Service +1 more3
- Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration +1 more1
- Department of the Interior – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service1
- Social Security Administration +1 more1
Every expiring lease in Iowa, with dates →
Finding the work in Iowa
- Watch the early notices. Sources sought notices and RFIs are where the set-aside decision gets made. This week's federal construction leads →
- Know your set-aside path. SDVOSB, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB and small business construction guides →
- Plan for the recompetes. Recompete calendar →
- Check the terms. Federal construction glossary →
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