GRCA 190083 - Improve Potable Water Supply to Innercanyon and South Rim, Transc

The National Park Service seeks to improve potable water supply to inner canyon and south rim areas of Grand Canyon National Park through rehabilitation of its primary water system. Work includes a new surface water intake and treatment, replacement of water distribution piping via open cut and slipline methods, and installation of new storage tanks and point of use disinfection systems. The project magnitude is estimated between $80-120 million, located in a rural area requiring coordination with helicopter operations for inner canyon work. Interested parties should provide company information, business classification, bonding capacity, and experience on similar size and scope projects by March 11th to inform a potential small business set-aside determination and market research for the anticipated request for proposals this summer.

There is no set-aside designation indicated. The work involves construction activities (NAICS 237310, PSC C211) to replace existing water infrastructure for the National Park Service (Interior) over a multi-year timeline, with award values projected between $80-120 million. Interested businesses, both large and small, are requested to demonstrate relevant past performance on projects of similar size, scope, and logistical complexity by the March 11th deadline.