PINN 250983 - Rehab Old Pinn Trailhead Parking Area/Shuttle Stop

The National Park Service (NPS) Denver Service Center is seeking qualified contractors to rehabilitate the Old Pinnacles Trailhead Parking Area and Shuttle Stop at Pinnacles National Park, California. This construction project requires contractors with demonstrated experience in federal construction projects, including expertise in parking area repaving, stormwater management, installation of prefabricated restrooms, bus stop construction, and work in protected natural environments. The NPS will conduct a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) anticipated for late Spring 2026 as a Firm-Fixed-Price contract. The solicitation targets both large and small businesses without any set-aside designations. Interested contractors must submit a completed Sources Sought Survey Questionnaire by 2:00 PM Mountain Time on January 15, 2026, to shellie_murphy@nps.gov, with the formal RFP expected to follow several months later.

The project carries an estimated construction budget between $2 million and $3 million and includes specific scope elements such as repaving 10,500 square feet of parking area, installing a 400 square foot prefabricated vault toilet, extending 1,200 linear feet of water line, constructing a shuttle stop with shade structure, relocating a trailhead kiosk, and adding amenities including bike racks and water bottle filling stations. The contract will require a 365-calendar day performance period, with contractors obligated to provide performance and payment bonds as standard federal construction requirements. The park will remain operational during construction, which may present logistical considerations for contractors managing the project schedule. No current incumbents or potential contractors are identified in the Pre-Solicitation Notice, as this is an open competitive solicitation. This Pre-Solicitation Notice was posted on December 9, 2025, allowing the market a period to respond and prepare for the formal RFP release.