Nwod water and wastewater

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Oregon-Washington Region is soliciting proposals for water testing and wastewater treatment services across multiple recreation sites and campgrounds in Northwest Oregon. The contract, solicitation number 140L4325Q0033, encompasses four primary tasks: operating the Shotgun Creek Recreation Site wastewater treatment facility, performing facility maintenance, conducting potable water sampling and testing at 16 water systems, and executing PFAS water testing at seven sites. Evaluation criteria will focus on relevant experience, past performance, technical approach, and pricing, with proposals due by April 17, 2025. The performance period is set from May 1, 2025, to April 30, 2026, with a firm fixed-price structure. Prospective contractors must demonstrate compliance with Oregon Health Authority and EPA standards, and possess capabilities for comprehensive water quality testing including total coliform, biochemical oxygen demand, and PFAS analysis.

The solicitation is designated as a 100% small business set-aside, targeting businesses specializing in water and wastewater services within the Sewage Treatment Facilities (NAICS 221320) category. The contract will cover water testing and treatment at locations including Clay Creek, Sharps Creek, Shotgun Creek, Wildwood Recreation, Alder Glen, Fan Creek, Dovre, Elkbend, Alsea Falls, Whittaker Creek, and several other recreation sites and maintenance facilities. The wastewater treatment system involves managing a 72,190-gallon facility with specific operational requirements, including aeration, chlorine disinfection, and spray irrigation disposal. While specific award value is not explicitly stated, the comprehensive scope suggests a significant contract with multiple testing and treatment responsibilities. The project's geographical focus is exclusively in Northwest Oregon, with specific emphasis on recreation sites and campground water systems managed by the Bureau of Land Management.