Bid Notice-Bullpen Transportation Facility Repaving _ Drainage Improvements.pdf
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- Jackson County, Siletz City, Oregon
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This is a Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (CTSI) Planning and Emergency Management Departments for repaving, drainage improvements, security fencing, and related work at the Bullpen Transportation Facility located at 815 Logsden Road, Siletz, Oregon. The project scope includes site preparation, grading, drainage system installation (catch basins, culverts, French drains, and stormwater piping), base preparation, asphalt paving of approximately 135,000 square feet, striping, and security fencing and gate installations. The RFP was issued June 15, 2026, with an optional pre-bid site visit scheduled for June 25, 2026 at 2:00 PM PDT. Written questions are due by July 2, 2026 at 5:00 PM PDT, and sealed proposals must be submitted by July 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM PDT to the CTSI Planning Department or electronically to Iank@ctsi.nsn.us. Award notification is scheduled for July 24, 2026, with construction start on August 17, 2026 and substantial completion targeted for October 31, 2026.
Proposals will be evaluated on a 100-point scale comprising the following criteria: cost (30 points), experience and capability (30 points), environmental practices (15 points), references and past performance (5 points), Indian preference (15 points), and evidence of completeness and quality (5 points). Indian-owned and controlled companies with at least 51 percent Indian ownership and control are eligible for Indian preference points in accordance with CTSI Tribal Code and 25 U.S.C. 450e(b)(7). Qualified bidders must be licensed and bonded in Oregon, have experience with large-scale paving projects of 50,000 or more square feet, demonstrate drainage and stormwater expertise, maintain OSHA compliance, and provide references from at least three similar projects. The selected contractor must provide performance and payment bonds, insurance certificates, and comply with tribal laws, federal funding requirements if applicable, environmental regulations, and Equal Employment Opportunity laws. The RFP includes itemized cost categories for mobilization, site preparation, base rock, drainage, asphalt, and striping.
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CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF SILETZ INDIANS
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
Bullpen Transportation Facility Repaving, Fencing, & Drainage Improvements
Project
CTSI Planning and Emergency Management Departments
1. INVITATION TO BID
The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (CTSI) invites qualified contractors to submit sealed proposals for repaving, grading, and drainage improvements at the Tribal
Transportation Facility (Bullpen Site). 815 Logsden Rd Siletz OR 97380 https://propertyweb.co.lincoln.or.us/Property-Detail/PropertyQuickRefID/R263688
This project is critical infrastructure supporting transportation operations, emergency response, and public works staging, and must meet high durability, safety, and resilience standards consistent with tribal planning priorities.
2. PROJECT OVERVIEW
Project Title:
Bullpen Transportation Facility Repaving & Drainage Improvements
Project Location:
815 Logsden Road
Siletz, Oregon 97380 https://propertyweb.co.lincoln.or.us/Property-Detail/PropertyQuickRefID/R263688
Project Description:
The project includes site preparation, grading, drainage system installation, base preparation, security fencing, and paving of approximately 135,000 square feet of transportation yard area, including heavy vehicle use zones.
815 Logsden Rd. Siletz Oregon 97380
3. PROJECT OBJECTIVES
• Improve all-weather accessibility for Tribal Transit and Public Works
• Eliminate standing water and improve stormwater conveyance
• Increase load-bearing capacity for fleet vehicles and heavy equipment
• Support emergency response readiness
• Extend lifecycle of the facility through durable materials and design
4. SCOPE OF WORK
The selected contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary to complete the project, including but not limited to:
4.1 Site Preparation
• Clearing and grubbing as needed
• Removal of existing unsuitable materials
• Subgrade proof-rolling and stabilization
4.2 Grading & Base Preparation
• Fine grading to engineered elevations
• Installation of aggregate base (compacted to spec)
• Subgrade compaction and stabilization
4.3 Drainage Improvements
• Installation of:
o Catch basins o Culverts o French drains (as needed) o Stormwater piping systems
• Ditch shaping and erosion control
• Tie-in to existing drainage infrastructure
4.4 Paving
• Asphalt paving (heavy-duty specification for fleet use)
• Striping (as required for circulation and parking)
• Compaction testing and quality assurance
4.5 Ancillary Improvements
• Access points and tie-ins to existing roadways
• Shoulder stabilization
• Dust control during construction
• Site cleanup and restoration
4.6 Security Fencing and Security Gate Installations
Secure Gate Install
Secure Fencing Install
5. DELIVERABLES
• Construction schedule (baseline + updates)
• Site grading and drainage plan (design-build elements proposed)
• Material specifications and submittals
• Daily construction logs
• Final as-built drawings
• Warranty documentation
6. PROJECT TIMELINE
Milestone
RFP Issued June 15th 2026
Pre-Bid Site Visit (Optional but Recommended) on June 25th 2026 at 2 pm PDT
Questions Due July 2nd at 5 pm PDT
Proposals Due July 17th at 5:00 pm PDT
Award Notification – July 24th 2026
Construction Start – August 17th 2026
Substantial Completion – October 31st 2026
7. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Bidders must demonstrate:
• Experience with large-scale paving projects (50,000+ sq ft)
• Experience with drainage/stormwater systems
• Licensed and bonded in the State of Oregon
• Ability to work on tribal lands under sovereign jurisdiction
• OSHA compliance and safety record
• References from at least 3 similar projects
8. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS
Submit proposals including:
8.1 Profile
• Business description
• Key personnel
8.2 Technical Approach
• Construction methodology
• Equipment to be used
• Drainage strategy
8.3 Project Schedule
• Timeline with milestones
8.4 Cost Proposal
• Itemized bid:
o Site prep o Base rock o Asphalt o Drainage o Mobilization
8.5 Past Performance
• Relevant project experience
9. EVALUATION CRITERIA (100 POINTS)
Criteria
Technical Approach
Experience & Qualifications
Cost Proposal
Project Schedule
Past Performance
Indian Preference
10. INDIAN PREFERENCE (MANDATORY SCORING)
Contractors shall comply with CTSI Tribal Code Indian Preference requirements.
Proposals shall include:
Description of Indian-owned business status
Workforce utilization plan
Subcontractor participation plan
Evaluation Factors Proposals meeting minimum qualifications shall be evaluated on the criteria listed below. Each proposal shall be scored based on the points allotted to each criteria, 100 combined points maximum.
The number of points assigned to a proposal does not necessarily determine the award of a contract; rather it establishes benchmarks to assist in the overall evaluation of the proposal. CTSI will evaluate all proposals on a scale from 1 to 100 based on the following criteria:
A. Cost: Maximum Points – 30 Price is an important consideration for this proposal.
The proposal must clearly indicate the cost of providing services.
B. Must include
Appendix A. B. Experience and Capability: Maximum Points – 30 Bidders skill, knowledge, qualifications, and experience with paving, structural earth moving, resurfacing roadways, drainage, site planning, landscape maintenance, site cleaning, damage assessment, secure facility/security fence building, or other similar facilities maintenance will be considered under this evaluation factor.
C. Environmental Practices:
Maximum Points – 15 Bidders skill, knowledge, qualifications and experience with environmental laws, paving and stormwater engineering and paving practices, and sustainable landscape and cleanup activities.
D. References and past performance:
Maximum Points – 5 References may include Tribally owned repaving/road and transportation projects, natural land access and stormwater runoff/management and/or
Tribal Transportation facility managed projects/landscaping/fencing. References preferred from similar projects, and/or Tribal governments or organizations.
E. Indian Preference:
Maximum Points – 15 Indian-owned and controlled companies will receive preference in accordance with the CTSI Tribal Plan of Operations, Siletz Tribal Code §
2.019(c)(6)(B)(ii) and 25 U.S.C. §450e(b)(7).
Companies must furnish adequate proof of at least 51% Indian ownership and control with their proposal to qualify for Indian Preference points. F. Evidence of Completeness and Quality of Proposed Work:
Maximum Points – 5 Consideration will be given to proposals that offer quality and informative proposals demonstrating project approach and understanding.
11. CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
The selected contractor will be required to:
• Enter into a CTSI Personal Services/Construction Contract
• Comply with:
o Equal Employment Opportunity laws o OSHA safety standards
• Provide:
o Performance bond o Payment bond o Insurance certificates
12. SOVEREIGNTY CLAUSE
Nothing in this RFP or resulting contract shall be construed as a waiver of the sovereign immunity of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians.
13. COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
Contractor must comply with:
• Tribal laws and procurement policies
• Applicable federal funding requirements (if applicable)
• Environmental and stormwater regulations
14. PRE-BID SITE VISIT
A site visit is strongly recommended to assess:
• Existing grading conditions
• Drainage issues
• Access constraints
15. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Submit proposals to:
CTSI Planning Department
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
201 SE Swan Ave
Siletz, OR 97380
Or electronically to: Iank@ctsi.nsn.us
Deadline:
Late proposals will not be accepted.
July 17th 5 pm PDT 2026
16. QUESTIONS
All questions must be submitted in writing to:
Iank@ctsi.nsn.us
17. RIGHTS OF THE TRIBE
CTSI reserves the right to:
• Reject any or all proposals
• Waive minor irregularities
• Negotiate with selected bidders
• Cancel or reissue this RFP
18. ATTACHMENTS
• Site Map / Aerial Image
• Conceptual Layout (future master planning)
• CTSI Contract Template
• Insurance Requirements Sheet
• Bid Form Template
19. BID FORM (SUMMARY TABLE)
Item Cost
Mobilization $
Site Prep $
Base Rock $
Drainage $
Asphalt $
Striping $
Total $
20. PROJECT DESIGN INTENT
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