Olympic NP - REHAB HURRICANE RIDGE WATER

The Department of the Interior National Park Service is soliciting proposals for the rehabilitation of the water distribution system and water storage tank at Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park, Washington. The project involves replacing the existing water storage and distribution system with new DR11 high-density polyethylene pipe, upgrading water system controls, and rehabilitating a 100,000-gallon dual-chamber underground concrete reservoir. The work includes installing new electrical conduits, control panels, and fire hydrant assemblies, with optional components for demolishing obsolete surface water infrastructure and installing remote monitoring capabilities. Proposals will be evaluated based on technical capability (including project experience, technical approach, key personnel, and schedule), past performance, and price, with technical and past performance factors being approximately equal to price in importance. The final deadline for proposal submission is June 16, 2025, at noon Pacific Standard Time, with questions due by June 11, 2025, and a mandatory site visit was conducted on May 29, 2025.

This is a 100% small business set-aside opportunity under NAICS code 237110 for Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction, with no specific incumbent contractors mentioned in the documentation. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price construction contract with a performance period of 365 days, running from June 23, 2025, to June 22, 2026, though specific award values are not disclosed in the available materials. The work must be completed within 200 calendar days after receiving notice to proceed, with critical demolition work required between August 1 and Labor Day during the dry season. The project location is at Hurricane Ridge, approximately 17 miles south of Port Angeles, Washington, in an environmentally sensitive subalpine meadow environment where contractors must maintain park operations, visitor access, and protect cultural resources throughout the construction period. Seven companies attended the site visit, indicating strong interest from potential contractors including J&A Contracting, RJS Construction, and other regional construction firms.