Central Geotechnical Services, LLC was awarded an indefinite delivery contract by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service to provide geotechnical engineering services across multiple federal agencies. The contract utilizes a multiple award task order contract structure with a potential value of $25,000,000 over five years.
Two task orders have been issued against the contract to date. The first task order, valued at $64,917.78, was awarded by the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington for subsurface exploration field work in Coos County, Oregon between August and November 2023. The second task order, valued at $142,109.88, was awarded by the National Park Service Alaska Region for a geotechnical survey at the Glacier Bay Depot and Administrative Site between December 2022 and March 2023.
The original solicitation sought sources to support the Great American Outdoors Act infrastructure program through the provision of various geotechnical engineering services, including field exploration, laboratory testing, engineering analysis, instrumentation, and construction monitoring across the continental United States and Hawaii for the Department of Interior fish and wildlife, national parks, forest service, and land management agencies. The contract aims to procure these services to aid deferred maintenance and disaster recovery projects on federal lands.
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