GOGA 319407 - Bridge Preservation

The National Park Service Denver Service Center is seeking qualified contractors to provide bridge preservation services for structures located within Golden Gate National Recreation Area in California. The project encompasses preservation activities including concrete repair, guardrail repair, tree removal, stormwater management installation, timber replacement and preservation, sidewalk joint repair, steel rail painting, fence removal, and hazardous materials removal across 10 structures at five sites. The government anticipates issuing a competitive Request for Proposals around Summer/Fall 2026 for a single Firm-Fixed-Price contract and will use contractor responses to determine the appropriate acquisition strategy and whether to implement a small business or other socio-economic set-aside. Interested contractors must submit a completed Sources Sought Survey Questionnaire by May 6, 2026, at 2:00 PM Mountain Time to Contracting Officer Shellie Murphy at shellie_murphy@ios.doi.gov, addressing company background, federal contracting experience, bonding capacity, bridge preservation experience, experience in protecting natural and cultural resources, small business certifications, self-performance percentage, and factors influencing proposal submission. This is a market research notice only; proposals are not being requested or accepted at this time, and no reimbursement will be made for response costs.

This pre-solicitation notice involves no set-aside designations at this stage, with the government reserving the right to implement socio-economic set-asides based on Sources Sought responses. The contract value is anticipated to be $5 million or less, with a performance period of 200 calendar days. The project requires work on five specific sites: Easkoot Bridge near Stinson Beach, Rodeo Lagoon Pedestrian Bridge and Road Bridge near Saulsalito, five structures along the Point Bonita Trail Corridor near Saulsalito, Crissy Field Bridge in San Francisco, and Point Lobos Viaduct in San Francisco. Bidders should note that the project falls under NAICS code 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction) with a $45 million size standard, and Bid, Performance, and Payment Bonds are anticipated to be required for contract award.