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- Solicitation number
- 140L2626Q0054
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This is a Pre-Bid Site Visit Questions and Answers document from a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) pre-bid site tour conducted on August 26, 2026, for the Goodenough Vault Toilet Replacement project (Solicitation Number: 140L2626Q0054). Three companies attended the site visit: Summit Property Service, Capex Construction, and M & M Industries LLC.
The project requires contractors to remove the existing vault toilet structure, including the concrete building, concrete slab, and concrete vault, and replace it with a new CXT Cascadian (Right Hand) vault toilet or approved equal that meets all specified design and performance requirements. The BLM will handle vault pumping prior to removal, but contractors are responsible for coordinating the removal schedule with the BLM. Contractors will have full access to the surrounding ground for work, though barrier reinstallation may be required on the backside of the vault. A demolition plan must be submitted for government approval before work begins per Specification Section 024116. The project timeline is flexible within a 180-day period of performance, with contractors responsible for scheduling around potential weather interruptions and winter conditions. No specific response date, award date, or pricing information is provided in this document.
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GOODENOUGH VAULT TOILET REPLACEMENT 08/26/2026
Pre-Bid Site Visit Questions List of Attendees
| COMPANY NAME REPRESENTATIVE NAME |
| PHONE # |
| 1 |
| Summit Prop. Service |
Hayes Jensen
| spsofidaho@gmail.com |
| (208) 527 - 6005 |
| 2 |
| Capex Construction |
Brian Madsen
| brian@capexbuilt.com |
| (702) 755 – 6801 |
| 3 |
| M & M Industries LLC. |
Melissa Meyer
| mmeyer@mmindustriesllc.com |
| (208) 866 - 4638 |
Goodenough Vault Toilet Replacement – Pre-Bid Site Tour Q & A
Q1 – What all of the existing is required to be removed?
A1 – The top toilet concrete building, concrete slab, and toilet concrete vault.
Q2 – Willl the contractor be responsible for pumping the toilet vault before removal?
A2 – No, the BLM will have the vault pumped before the removal. Contractor will be responsible for coordinating the vault toilet removal with the BLM in advance so pumping can be scheduled accordingly.
Q3 – What access to the ground around the existing vault toilet will the contractor have to complete the required removal and installation?
A3 – The contractor will have full access to the ground around the existing vault to complete work. Access to the backside of the vault toilet will require pulling several sections of post and cable barrier and re-installing after work is complete.
Q4 – Is the new vault toilet to be the same style as the existing vault toilet?
A4 – Requirement is for contractor to provide a CXT Cascadian (Right Hand) or approved equal. Contractor’s selected manufacturer will have to meet all specified qualifications, and the submitted vault toilet assembly shall meet all specified design and performance requirements.
Q5 – How does the BLM want the contractor to remove the existing vault toilet structure?
A5 – Specification section 024116 – Structure Demolition 3.1.B Demolition Plan. Contractor shall submit a demolition plan to the Government for approval before the start of demolition work.
Q6 – Does the project need to be completed in the Fall of 2026 or Spring of 2027?
A6 – Scheduling is up to contractor within the 180 day period of performance. Contractor’s schedule shall take into account interruptions to site access due to bad weather and winter conditions.
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