Contractor shall furnish and install a Water service line for E. Been SR#6953 in Henryetta, OK (McIntosh Co. ) in accordance with attached Statement of Work and drawing.

The Indian Health Service, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is soliciting bids for the furnishing and installation of a water service line for Ethan Been (SR #6953) in Henryetta, Oklahoma. The project requires contractors to install 1,800 linear feet of 2-inch DR 11 polyethylene water service line with fittings, one isolation valve and valve box assembly, and perform rock excavation of 50 cubic yards. The work must comply with ASTM and AWWA standards, include minimum 30-inch trench depth with 30-inch horizontal separation from sewer lines, thrust blocking at direction changes, and comprehensive leak testing before backfilling. Construction wages per FAR 52.222-6 apply to this contract. Evaluation will be based on Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) criteria, with price as the discriminating factor. Quotes must be submitted electronically in PDF format to Noleen.Powell@ihs.gov by April 29, 2026, at 5:00 PM CST, and written inquiries regarding the solicitation must be submitted no later than five calendar days prior to the quote receipt date.

This solicitation is set aside exclusively for Indian Economic Enterprises (IEE) under the Buy Indian Act, requiring offerors to complete and submit the IEE Representation Form certifying their eligibility and maintaining compliance throughout contract performance. No incumbent contractor or current award value information is specified in the solicitation documents. The contract is structured as a firm fixed-price arrangement with a 60-day performance period following award, and work will take place at 404578 East 1080 Road, Henryetta, McIntosh County, Oklahoma 74437. Contractors must maintain SAM registration and be prepared to provide pricing for three distinct line items: the polyethylene water service line, the isolation valve and valve box assembly, and the rock excavation work. Successful offerors must be federally recognized tribal entities or owned at least 51 percent by members of federally recognized tribes, with certifications required at the time of offer submission, contract award, and throughout the entire contract performance period.