Curecanti National Recreation Area-Septic Pump Tru

The National Park Service seeks quotes to replace the dual-compartment vacuum tank on a septic pump truck at Curecanti National Recreation Area in Gunnison, Colorado, under a Total Small Business set-aside, with quotes due November 19, 2026. The procurement is Solicitation 140PP027Q0014, a Request for Quote on SF 1449 for commercial services.

Two lump-sum line items are firm-fixed-price. CLIN 00010 covers service and replacement of the vacuum tank (PSC J025). CLIN 00020 covers transporting the truck from the NPS facility to the contractor's facility and returning it upon completion (PSC V119). Quotes must include all applicable taxes and be emailed to joan_brzezinski@ios.doi.gov. Delivery is required 160 days after award.

Place of performance is the contractor's facility, with the contractor transporting the vehicle from 102 Elk Creek, Gunnison, Colorado 81230. The statement of work requires removing the existing steel tank from an NPS 2004 Freightliner FL112 chassis and installing an aluminum dual-compartment vacuum-rated tank with identical capacities (500 gallons fresh/grey water, 2,500 gallons blackwater). The contractor must reconnect the existing Fruitland Manufacturing Model 3730 vacuum system, comply with DOT, FMVSS, EPA, OSHA, and ASME standards, and provide a minimum one-year warranty on tank, mount, plumbing, and body components.

Quoters must maintain active SAM registration, qualify as a small business under NAICS 336211, and submit a completed Experience Questionnaire. Liability insurance must carry minimum coverage of $100,000 per person, $100,000 per occurrence, and $250,000 property damage. Service Contract Labor Standards apply under Wage Determination 2015-5435, Revision 32, with an equivalent wage rate of $23.80 plus fringe benefits for Mobile Equipment Metal Mechanic WG-1 Step 5 employees. Invoices must be submitted electronically through the Treasury Invoice Processing Platform (IPP) as PDFs showing a pricing breakdown and contract number.

Evaluation weighs technical capability (experience) and price.