Repair stovepipe wells lagoon at death valley

The National Park Service Northeast Region is conducting a sources sought market survey to identify prime contractors capable of repairing the Stovepipe Wells lagoon at Death Valley National Park, which sustained extensive flood damage in August 2023. The project involves restoring the wastewater lagoon by repairing erosion damage, making permanent repairs to the access road and drainage features, removing invasive vegetation, recompacting lagoon berms, re-grading the site, and replacing downed fencing sections. Contractors must be registered as small businesses in SAM under NAICS code 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) and must consider their construction bonding capacities when evaluating their capability to perform the work. The evaluation will focus on contractors' interest, business size classification, and demonstrated capability to execute the specified construction activities. Interested firms must submit a completed Sources Sought Worksheet to Contracting Officer Cole Johnson at Cole_Johnson@NPS.Gov no later than June 19, 2025, at 12:00 PM ET.

This opportunity does not utilize any set-aside designation and no incumbent contractors are identified in the documentation. The estimated project magnitude is less than $500,000, with work divided into three contract line items covering lagoon berms, fence and erosion repair, and access road and drainage structure components. Key project quantities include approximately 500 cubic yards of soil for berm repairs, 670 linear feet of 6-foot chainlink fencing replacement, re-grading of approximately 4,000 square yards of roadway, rebuilding 60 linear feet of access road, and installation of one new 36"x29" concrete arched culvert. The small business size standard for this NAICS code is $45 million, and contractors must demonstrate adequate bonding capacity for projects of this scope. This sources sought survey will inform the agency's acquisition strategy, with any resulting formal solicitation to be posted separately on SAM.gov.