127EAW25R0010 - Antelope Fire Road Reconditioning

The United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service (USFS) is seeking a small business contractor to perform road reconstruction and repair services for the Antelope Fire Road Reconditioning Project located in the Shasta McCloud Management Unit's McCloud Ranger District. Specifically, the project involves repairing roads damaged by the Antelope Fire, focusing on Forest Road 43N15 Harris Spring, with work encompassing asphalt road repair, road reconditioning, vegetation removal, and aggregate surfacing. The primary objective is to restore damaged forest roads to a functional state that ensures public safety and usability, with particular attention to restoring drainage systems in ditches, culverts, and related features. The solicitation, numbered 127EAW25R0010, will be formally posted on SAM.gov on or about April 2nd, 2025, and will include comprehensive specifications, drawings, and proposal submission requirements. All interested contractors must be registered and certified in the System for Award Management (SAM) to be eligible to submit a proposal.

The contract is designated as a total small business set-aside with a projected total project cost between $500,000 and $1,000,000, falling under NAICS Code 237310 for Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction. The size standard for this contract is $45 Million, and no official group site visit has been scheduled at this time, though potential site visit details may be included in the final solicitation. The project will involve comprehensive road repair activities that aim to restore infrastructure damaged during fire suppression efforts, with a focus on creating safe and functional transportation routes. Gregory Cunningham serves as the Contracting Officer and is the primary point of contact, with interested firms encouraged to register on SAM.gov to access the complete solicitation when it becomes available. The geographic scope is limited to the McCloud Ranger District, with work concentrated on specific forest road sections impacted by the Antelope Fire.