Parker service station roof rehab

The Bureau of Reclamation is seeking roofing contractors to perform a comprehensive roof rehabilitation project at the Parker Dam warehouse yard in California. The project involves demolishing the existing built-up roof of a service station structure, removing asbestos-containing ceiling and bathroom wall panels, and installing new trusses with standing seam metal roofing. Interested contractors must submit a capability statement by April 7, 2025, at 4:00 PM MST, which should include company details, small business classification, socioeconomic status, work performance capabilities, and bonding capacity. Evaluation criteria will focus on contractors' ability to complete the technical requirements, including asbestos abatement by a California-certified professional and adherence to safety standards such as OSHA, RSHS, and HECP regulations. Prospective bidders must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and prepared to submit a lump sum fixed price proposal with a detailed technical explanation and work schedule.

The opportunity is not designated for any specific small business set-aside, though small businesses are encouraged to submit capability statements. The project is estimated to be valued between $25,000 and $100,000, covering approximately 500 square feet of roofing across two structures: a 20 foot X 24 foot main building and a 16 foot X 14.5 foot awning. The roof will feature a 4:12 pitch on the main structure and a 1:12 pitch on the awning, with requirements for new joists, decking, underlayment, ridge and soffit venting, fascia, flashing, gable panels, and R30 insulation in the attic crawl space. Contractors will need to provide a new attic access hatch and submit monthly accident reports as part of the comprehensive project documentation. The work is expected to be completed within a single construction season, with precise timeline details to be negotiated during the solicitation process.