The National Park Service Pacific West Region awarded a purchase order to Chancey Chambers for $144,750 on September 24, 2026, under a Total Small Business set-aside for potable water production and wastewater conveyance infrastructure rehabilitation at Death Valley National Park, California. Work spans conduit and lift station rehabilitation at Stovepipe Wells production well, Coyote Loop Lift Station, and Furnace Creek Campground Lift Station. The scope includes removal and replacement of the Stovepipe Wells submersible pump assembly, motor, well power conductors, and control equipment; installation of a new 15 HP, 460-volt, three-phase Variable Frequency Drive; installation of new Boreline flexible rising main with accessories; conduit replacement and watertight penetration sealing; and grinder pump removal and replacement at both lift stations with electrical repairs and acceptance testing per ANSI/NETA ATS standards. Period of performance is 180 calendar days, with ultimate completion targeted for April 3, 2027. Work is performed in Death Valley, California under Firm Fixed Price terms and NAICS 237110.